Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday welcomed the release of American journalist Danny Fenster from prison in Myanmar, where he had been detained for more than five months and was recently …
Imprisoned U.S. journalist released in Myanmar
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday welcomed the release of American journalist Danny Fenster from prison in Myanmar, where he had been detained for more than five months and was recently …
Danny Fenster: US journalist released from jail in Myanmar
American journalist Danny Fenster has been released from prison in Myanmar and left the country, his employer said, following negotiations between a former US diplomat and the ruling military junta.
Junta-Linked Company in Bid to Take Stake in Telenor Myanmar
A senior executive of Amara, part of a group of companies owned by a brother of the Myanmar Navy chief, tells The Irrawaddy that Amara hopes to invest in the telecom operator.
The Young Generation Risking All to Topple the Myanmar Junta
Men and women rebelling against Myanmar’s junta vow to be the last generation to live under the boot of the country’s military …
Press Leaders Outraged Over U.S. Reporter’s Sentence in Myanmar
U.S. press leaders expressed indignation Friday over news that Danny Fenster, an American journalist working in Myanmar, had been sentenced to 11 years in prison on unfounded …
Myanmar court sentences U.S. journalist to 11 years in jail
Danny Fenster, managing editor Frontier Myanmar, is still facing additional charges under which he could receive up to life in prison.
Junta Cronies Eye Telenor’s Myanmar Business
The regime reportedly prefers that a local firm or consortium buy all or part of the Norwegian-owned telecom company, over a sale to Lebanon’s M1 as planned.
Junta Cronies Eye Telenor’s Myanmar Business
The regime reportedly prefers that a local firm or consortium buy all or part of the Norwegian-owned telecom company, over a sale to Lebanon’s M1 as planned.
Myanmar’s Civilian Government Blacklists Junta Conglomerates
The National Unity Government says association with the regime’s Myanma Economic Holdings Limited and Myanmar Economic Corporation supports war crimes.