Myanmar, a violent tale of two governments
A video of a little-known political leader declaring war on Myanmar's military regime went viral on social media on Sept. 7, garnering more than 1 mil...
Telenor's Myanmar sell-off mired in uncertainty
Industry insiders say the head of Myanmar's junta, Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, may reject Telenor's exit plan. (Nikkei montage/Reute...
Myanmar parallel government to challenge regime with $700m...
Anti-coup protesters march in Mandalay on Aug. 8, the anniversary of a 1988 uprising. Myanmar's parallel government is preparing to subsidize 250,00...
Six months after Myanmar coup, battle for diplomatic recog...
Opposition to the coup continues with the military unable to consolidate its power [File: Stringer/ AFP]
In Myanmar’s commercial capital Ya...
Myanmar junta's solar power bid tests post-coup investor s...
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Myanmar anti-coup leader says ASEAN summit falls short of...
Activists protest to support the anti-coup movement and democracy in Myanmar, near the ASEAN secretariat building in Jakarta. © Reuters...
Myanmar 'parallel government' pressures junta ahead of ASE...
People march in support of the National Unity Government in Dawei, Myanmar, on April 18. The NUG presents itself as a shadow government in oppositio...
Myanmar parallel parliament raises stakes in fight for eth...
Buddhist monks, left, show support for an opposition group vowing to resist the Feb. 1 coup and rewrite the constitution. Right, an ethnic...
Myanmar junta targets banks in push against 'foreign inter...
People sit outside a closed bank in Yangon on March 8: Myanmar's military rulers have threatened to seize deposits from commercial banks that s...
Myanmar factory attacks drag China into crisis
Smoke billows from the industrial zone of Hlaing Thar Yar township in Yangon on March 14. Attacks on Chinese-run factories in Myanmar's biggest city...
Myanmar fails to clean up its dirty finances
March 13, 2020
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By: Rory Wallace
A global watchdog’s move to place Myanmar on a list of states perceived as prone to money laundering and terror financing has put renewed intern...
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