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Unilever to sell Myanmar joint venture stake, deal expected to close in 2027
Global consumer goods conglomerate Unilever announced on Thursday that it will fully divest from its joint venture in Myanmar, marking another high-profile multinational departure...
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Myanmar's Nuclear Ambitions - Episode 4
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Myanmar's Nuclear Ambitions - Episode 3
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Myanmar's garment sector 5 years after military coup
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Myanmar's UN Ambassador on critical credentials vote
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Myanmar's Nuclear Ambitions - Episode 2
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Myanmar’s Nuclear Ambitions – Episode 1
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Malaysia’s Myanmar refugee pushback plan
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Global Solidarity for Myanmar's UN Ambassador
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A new UN Special Rapporteur in Myanmar
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NED Democracy Award honors Myanmar's Spring Revolution
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Mae Tao Clinic fits 300 Myanmar landmine survivors with free prosthetics amid war
After losing his leg to a landmine blast in Myanmar, Ko Paing undertook an arduous cross-border journey from his home in Bago Region, evading...
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Belarus, Myanmar’s financial crisis and the search for regime survival
Guest contributor Linn Thant Myanmar’s military regime is confronting multiple crises at once. On the battlefield, resistance forces continue to challenge its authority and control over...
Aid must strengthen democracy in Myanmar, not the junta
Guest contributor Khin Ohmar During the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok in October, I took part in a Myanmar civil society delegation that engaged senior...
The FATF has spoken and Myanmar’s workers abroad need protection
Guest contributor James Shwe Many young Myanmar workers in Thailand are running from two things at once: a collapsing economy and a military that wants to...
The ASEAN Five Point Consensus has failed, but justice must not
ASEAN’s Five Point Consensus on Myanmar is dead. Only accountability can rescue it, and the Philippines can lead the way. Guest contributors Salai Za Uk and...
Myanmar’s junta must stop rebranding war crimes as diplomacy
Guest contributor Ma Thida Myanmar's military campaign since the 2021 coup can be described in many ways—but "peace-building" is not one of them. Yet that is precisely...
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