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After the quake, Myanmar journalists still feel aftershocks

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Amid government pressure and a weak infrastructure, journalists in Myanmar struggle to work after the recent earthquake. Originally published on DW Akademie A Nyo* is a...

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Save the Kok River campaign in northern Thailand

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A “Save the Kok River” event was held at Tha Ton village in Mae Ai district, Chiang Mai Province of Thailand, on World Environment...

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Whitewashing Aung San Suu Kyi’s complicity in Rohingya genocide

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Guest contributor Shafiur Rahman I never imagined I’d see the day that DVB gave space to historical revisionism, yet so far this year it has published...

Ceasefire rhetoric serves Myanmar’s junta, not the people

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Guest contributor Saw KapiCalls for a ceasefire with the military regime in Naypyidaw—especially following natural disasters like the March 28 earthquake—may seem reasonable at first...

‘Our aim is to inform’: How DVB reached audiences in earthquake-hit Myanmar

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DVB’s Editor-in-Chief on launching a shortwave radio station to provide Burmese citizens with independent information, in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake in March.  Originally...

Myanmar’s rare earths: Strategic value and pathways to responsible governance

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Guest contributor James Shwe Myanmar’s rare earth elements (REEs), particularly heavy rare earth elements (HREEs) like dysprosium and terbium, have become a focal point in global...

A Q&A with Jon Allsop on his new book ‘What is Journalism For?’

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Jon Allsop writes for the Columbia Journalism Review, editing its flagship “Media Today” newsletter. He also writes widely about politics and other topics for...

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