British arms dealer who committed fake Persil fraud is found to have offered guns to military regime, despite it being under embargo …
Quandary at U.N.: Who Speaks for Myanmar and Afghanistan?
Governments of the two countries have been toppled by pariah regimes. Will they get seats at the world’s biggest diplomatic table anyway?
Myanmar junta “very unlikely” to approve Telenor Myanmar sale
Myanmar’s junta are reluctant to approve the sale of Telenor Group’s Myanmar business to the Lebanese investment company M1 group, sources close to the matter have confirmed, according to Nikkei …
Myanmar junta “very unlikely” to approve Telenor Myanmar sale
Myanmar’s junta are reluctant to approve the sale of Telenor Group’s Myanmar business to the Lebanese investment company M1 group, sources close to the matter have confirmed, according to Nikkei …
U.S. Congress Weighs Sanctions on Myanmar’s Oil and Gas
The legislation could also force a ruling on whether the military junta committed genocide against the Rohingya.
Deadly unrest reported in Myanmar after opposition urges ‘defensive war’
The National Unity Government (NUG) formed to resist the army’s Feb. 1 takeover called on Tuesday for a revolt against military rule, in an apparent effort to coordinate groups fighting the army and …
Why should Myanmar Strengthen its Relations with Bangladesh?
Pathik Hasan Myanmar, which is also known as Burma, is one of the closest neighbors of. Before the Second World War, many people from …
Japan’s Much-Touted Go-Between Has Little Sway Over Myanmar Junta
Tokyo appears to be distancing itself from ex-politician Hideo Watanabe, whose reported friendship with Min Aung Hlaing has done little to rein in his regime’s abuses.
Japan’s Much-Touted Go-Between Has Little Sway Over Myanmar Junta
Tokyo appears to be distancing itself from ex-politician Hideo Watanabe, whose reported friendship with Min Aung Hlaing has done little to rein in his regime’s abuses.
Trouble for Telenor in selling up Myanmar business
Norway’s Telenor finds exiting Myanmar trickier than expected, with the ruling junta disposed to reject the $105 million sale to Lebanon’s Mikati brothers.