2 ‘Save the Children’ staff killed in Myanmar military massacre
Bangkok: Humanitarian group ‘Save the Children’ said Tuesday that two of its staff were among at least 35 people, including ...
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Bangkok: Humanitarian group ‘Save the Children’ said Tuesday that two of its staff were among at least 35 people, including ...
Read moreBangkok: A court in military-ruled Myanmar postponed its verdicts Monday on two charges against ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi. ...
Read moreBangkok: Myanmar government troops rounded up villagers, some believed to be women and children, fatally shot more than 30 and ...
Read moreNaypyidaw: India has provided 10 lakh doses of ‘Made in India' coronavirus vaccines and a grant of 10,000 tonnes of ...
Read moreBangkok: A landslide at a remote jade mine in northern Myanmar's Kachin state killed one person and left at least ...
Read moreBangkok: Facebook's parent company Meta said Wednesday it has expanded its ban on postings linked to Myanmar's military to include ...
Read moreImphal/New Delhi: Narcotics worth Rs 500 crore were seized from Manipur’s Moreh town near the India-Myanmar border. This is one ...
Read moreNay Pyi Taw: The four-year jail sentences of Aung San Suu Kyi, the former de facto leader of Myanmar who ...
Read moreBangkok: An army vehicle barrelled into a peaceful march of anti-government protesters in military-ruled Myanmar's biggest city Sunday, reportedly killing ...
Read moreBeijing: Chinese leader Xi Jinping said Monday his country will not seek dominance over Southeast Asia or bully its smaller ...
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As the Russian invasion of Ukraine is approaching its third year, the war between the two countries has assumed new...
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One of the cornerstones of a functioning democracy is transparency as the people have every right to information on all...
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What should we look forward to in 2025? I mean “look forward to” in the sense of anticipate rather than...
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The appointment of Directors General of Police (DGPs) is one of the crucial issues the Supreme Court has, once again,...
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