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2015 Election: Women account for 13% of candidates
The NLD submitted the highest number of female candidates, with 168 women contesting polls, followed by the USDP with 72.
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Business weekly 3 July
This week in business; Coca-Cola defends claims of links to military company, the Thilawa Special Economic Zone steams ahead and KFC opens in Rangoon.
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Netherlands to help Burma manage water
The Dutch government announced support for water management projects in Burma with a commitment of three million euros (US$3.9 million).
Thein Sein chases German investment
Burma’s President Thein Sein arrived in Germany on Tuesday with the intention of drumming up investment.
Bullet Points: 2 September 2014
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President Thein Sein embarks for Europe
President Thein Sein flies from Naypyidaw to begin a 10-day trip to Europe which will include official visits to Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands for the first time.
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Suu Kyi leaves Europe armed with international support for constitutional change
Aung San Suu Kyi is due to depart France for home on Wednesday, having canvased international support for her agenda of constitutional change in Burma.
Burma’s rising stars aim for Bayern Munich tournament
The Myanmar Football Federation will select five young football players to join a combined Thai-Burmese team which will take part in the upcoming FC Bayern Munich Youth Cup 2014 in Germany.
Burma’s debt to Germany halved
German President Joachim Gauck holds talks with President Thein Sein, opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Domestic conflict was discussed as debt relief package confirmed.
London sees 8888 anger
Burmese pro-democracy protestors in London yesterday used the 23rd anniversary of the 1988 uprising to focus anger at the lack of change with the new Burmese government. Hundreds gathered outside[…]
German weapons firm in Burma capital
Chief of leading ammunitions manufacturer with an ignominious history in Burma in Naypyidaw for talks with top government figures
Germany’s policy myopia on Burma is astonishing
The German government is historically known for blocking moves to strengthen EU sanctions on Burma, and this shows no sign of changing
Cable reveals German anti-sanctions stance
German foreign minister tells US official that Berlin doubts the efficacy of EU sanctions while companies resist agreeing to punitive measures
Monks condemn Germany’s sanctions line
Silent protest by Burmese monks reflects growing disquiet about Germany’s lobbying of EU countries to end sanctions on the ruling regime
