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    Tagged: border trade

    Kachin Lead Story News

    Kachin rebels demand protection money from CB Bank, says Burmese military

    We do requests donations from local businesses, but never using force or threats,” the KIO responded.

    Lead Story News Rohingya

    Bangladesh border fence 70 percent complete

    “Patrol roads have also been constructed to run alongside the fence,” said Chan Aye. “Depending on the budget we receive, the fence can continue to be built all the way to the Indian border.”

    Conflict Lead Story News

    Post-conflict plan underway to restore Mongko

    Govt administrator says it may take some time to repair schools that were partially destroyed by artillery shelling during the two-week conflict.

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    Ethnic issues Karen Lead Story News

    Karen BGF leader threatens to close border

    Gen Saw Chit Thu, leader of the Karen Border Guard Force, said he may close Karen State’s border with Thailand if a dispute with Thai officials is not resolved.

    Business Lead Story News

    Suu Kyi drums up investment after US drops sanctions

    Aung San Suu Kyi promises a clearer legal framework and opportunities in untapped economic sectors in a bid to attract investors after the lifting of US sanctions.

    Foreign Affairs Lead Story News

    New focus on Indo-Burmese border puts spotlight on old problems

    With India’s pivot to the east, the country’s border with Burma is taking on new importance, but remains a source of tension.

    Economy Lead Story News

    Trade deficit unchanged at $5 billion in fiscal 2015-16

    The trade deficit reflects the rapidly growth of Burma’s economy, with imports of construction materials accounting for roughly 40 percent of imports.

    Lead Story News Shan Trade

    AWOL Chinese traders leave farmers out of pocket

    Farmers in Shan State are owed a huge sum of money after their trading partners were arrested back in China.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News

    Mayhem in Myawaddy as Karen rebel dies in drunken shootout

    A member of the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army (DKBA) was killed in what is believed to have been an alcohol-related shootout with government security forces in the border town of Myawaddy early Friday morning.

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    Environment Lead Story News

    Severe floods swamp Shan border

    Five residential areas of Tachilek, on the border between Shan State and northern Thailand, were devastated by floods on Wednesday evening. Heavy rains caused nearby mountain streams to overflow and sweep through low-lying towns.

    Business Business Weekly Lead Story News

    BUSINESS WEEKLY – 5 September 2014

    Ten new markets to be built in Rangoon; Dawei SEZ to resume in November; Cummins to provide hybrid power in Burma; MPT launches 3G SIM cards; Burma to open three new border trade stations.

    Business as usual: martial law won’t affect cross-border trade video

    Lead Story News Politics Video

    Business as usual: martial law won’t affect cross-border trade

    Residents in the Burmese border town of Myawaddy fear that the imposition of martial law in neighbouring Thailand will disrupt the flow of border trade.

    Business Business Weekly Lead Story News

    BURMA BUSINESS THIS WEEK

    BUSINESS in BURMA THIS WEEK: price of gold drops; Rangoon hosts international electronics expo; border trade is booming; Mitsubishi Electric opens; Red Bull promises jobs; and Mandalay leads the way in new hotel ventures.

    Lead Story News

    Trade resumes at India-Burma border

    Two days of protests at the Indo-Burma border town of Moreh have subsided pending action by the Burmese authorities to ensure the safety of Indians crossing into Burma for trade at the Namphalong market in Tamu, Sagaing Division.

    Analysis Business Lead Story News Politics

    Look west: where Burma meets India

    The borderline between Burma and India, a strip of insurgent-infested forest, will eventually be drawn with some precision. But as the line that separates the two countries becomes more distinct, their ruling administrations are ever more entwined.

    Business News

    Traders hopeful over Thai-Burma bridge

    Traders optimistic that new Thai government will develop better relations with Naypyidaw to prompt reopening of Mae Sot crossing

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