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Junta’s New Year Airstrikes Kill at Least 20 Throughout Myanmar
Regime airstrikes in five states and regions on New Year’s Eve and Jan. 1 left at least 20 people dead and destroyed homes ...
Water shortage is gone, Myanmar villagers rejoice at better livelihood
Naing Win Soe 36-year-old farmer from Aung Thar village in Lewe township Nay Pyi Taw Myanmar no longer needs to make six or seven trips daily to f ...
Drugs, scams and sin: Myanmar’s war has made it the global crime capital
Southeast Asian country is now the world’s largest producer of opium and one of the largest manufacturers of synthetic drugs ...
Water shortage is gone, Myanmar villagers rejoice at better livelihood despite political issues
Naing Win Soe, 36-year-old farmer from Aung Thar village in Lewe township, Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, no longer needs to make six ...
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Seven killed in drone strike on Hindu temple amid escalated New Year attacks
While it remains unconfirmed who perpetrated the deadly assault, anti-junta groups and the religious organisation Myanmar ...
The countries of Southeast Asia work together to quash dissent
The countries of Southeast Asia are helping each other intimidate and extradite exiled government critics, according to a ...
Ex-minister who witnessed ‘horrible’ Myanmar military violence joins calls for Aung San Suu Kyi’s release
Paul Scully, whose family left Myanmar for Britain, saw ‘horrible things’ as Rohingya Muslim minority suffered violence and ...
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Fleeing Myanmar, Rohingya refugees recall horror of war
hey clung on through years of conflict in Myanmar ... village to village [...] The bombing was so intense and incessant that ...
Tracking War Crimes in Sudan
Sudan’s military and a powerful paramilitary — both armed by foreign powers — have spent almost two years at war, and their ...
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Sea nomads in Thailand who survived the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 are slowly losing their identity
PHANG-NGA, Thailand: When the Indian Ocean tsunami hit the south-western coast of Thailand in 2004, it claimed over 5,000 lives. But the local indigenous Moken people miraculously survived with almost ...