Concern Expressed Over Japanese Companies Continuing Business in Myanmar] 20 April 2022 On 18 January, 2022, we sent a letter[*] to 125 major institutional investors holding shares in four Japanese …
Feature: Myanmar arts business booms after digital transformation
With middle-class people in Myanmar turning to collecting paintings as an investment, the country’s arts sales are seeing a resurgence that has not been seen in decades, not through traditional sales …
Feature: Myanmar arts business booms after digital transformation
With middle-class people in Myanmar turning to collecting paintings as an investment, the country’s arts sales are seeing a resurgence that has not been seen in decades, not through traditional sales …
Anti-coup fighters threaten Chinese mines in Myanmar
Myanmar anti-coup rebels on Saturday threatened to attack Chinese-backed mines in the country’s northwest if the projects are not shut down, saying the profits were lining the pockets of the junta.
One year on, Asean’s 5-point consensus on Myanmar yet to see desired results
Exactly a year ago today the Asean Leaders’ Meeting (ALM) in Jakarta, Indonesia mooted a plan that aimed to help resolve the political impasse in Myanmar and to restore law and order in the country …
Myanmar’s ruling military offers minorities new peace talks
The leader of Myanmar’s military-installed government offered Friday to participate personally in proposed peace talks with ethnic minority groups that have long sought greater autonomy through armed …
Military-led Myanmar seeks to reassure foreign investors
Myanmar officials sought Thursday to counter worries over sanctions, energy shortages and currency controls that are adding to the military-led government’s challenges in managing the economy.
Military-led Myanmar seeks to reassure foreign investors
Myanmar officials sought Thursday to counter worries over sanctions, energy shortages and currency controls that are adding to the military-led government’s challenges in managing the economy.
Military-led Myanmar seeks to reassure foreign investors
Myanmar officials sought Thursday to counter worries over sanctions, energy shortages and currency controls that are adding to the military-led government’s challenges in managing the economy.
Myanmar braces for further power disruptions as solar initiative stalls
The regime’s push for solar power to rescue Myanmar from massive blackouts has failed, and a new Chinese gas plant and hydropower provide controversial alternatives.