Tag: myanmar
Man Gets Coronavirus After Attending Religious Sermon
A resident of eastern Shan State contracted COVID-19 after attending a religious event in Yangon. He was tested after it was discovered others that...
Coronavirus Lockdown Disrupts Produce Trade
COVID-19 lockdowns have killed sales from the profitable produce trade in Taunggyi, merchants told SHAN. Sales in the Shan State capital started declining before...
Gunmen Murder Family In Northern Shan State
Gunmen killed five members from the same family in northern Shan State, including a twelve-year-old. Ko Myo, from Volunteers Without Borders, a local civil society...
Day Two. Saturday, 25 August 2015
Today, I miss the panel that I had set my heart on, the one on drugs. Though I have researched and written much about...
New things to learn about an old neighbor
The Thais, like the Burmese do about them, have a cock-eyed view about its western neighbor. That is one of the reasons why non-Burmans...
PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY: More anger than benefit for releasing Chinese loggers?
It is supposed to be a diplomatic coup, when President Thein Sein freed the 155 Chinese workers, that were sentenced to life imprisonment for...
Regional Powers Involvement in Ethnic Conflict: Ukraine and Burma
The paradigm of “secession as an ethnic conflict resolution” rears its head again, as United Wa State Army (UWSA) asked for sympathy and endorsement...
Govt wants NCA draft signed without amendment
Naypyitaw would like to keep both the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) draft and its annexure as they are to be signed by both the...
Fewer clashes, more IDPs in 2014: BNI report
There were fewer clashes between the Burma Army and the ethnic resistance armies, and still fewer instances of communal violence in 2014, but they...
Naypyitaw vs UWSA: Same ploy, same pattern
So now, according to the Global New Light of Myanmar article, Outcome of Pang Seng conference and the true identity of UWSA, 18 May...
