The Myanmar Times
Tuesday, 18 June 2013
The Myanmar Times
The Myanmar Times

Myanmar nationals detained by Malaysia police

Malaysian police have detained more than 900 Myanmar nationals in a security sweep after at least two were killed in clashes believed to be linked to sectarian violence in Myanmar.

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Myanmar reveals tourism Master Plan

The Ministry of Hotels and Tourism has unveiled its Master Plan for 2012 - 2013, outlining its vision for the expansion of Myanmar’s tourism industry.

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Delays to be expected on the circle line

Difficulty securing funding could mean that an overhaul of the Yangon Circular railway may not be completed for five years.

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Shining a light on Yangon's heritage buildings

Dutch conglomerate Phillips has announced a partnership with the Yangon Heritage Trust to assist in the lighting and preservation of Yangon’s historical buildings.

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Political prisoners to walk free 'soon': U Thein Sein

As the World Economic Forum on East Asia begins in the capital, President U Thein Sein has vowed to free prisoners of conscience 'soon'.

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Coca-Cola sets up shop in Myanmar

Soft drink giant Coca-Cola has opened a bottling facility in Hmawbi Township, in a bricks-and-mortar display of post-sanctions investment.

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Myanmar and UK look to cement defence ties

The chief of the British armed forces has pledged to increase defence cooperation between the two nations.

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SSAS doubts over Kachin agreement

The commander of the Shan State Army-South says he is highly doubtful that the recent agreement in Kachin State will end fighting in the region.

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Kachin leaders back UN involvement

Kachin leaders have asked the UN's Vijay Nambiar to help increase international involvement in the peace process.


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KIO and government agree to scale back fighting

The government and the Kachin Independence Organisation have reached what appears to be a breakthrough in the two-year-old conflict.


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