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Myanmar, China sign 11 MoUs in rice sector

The Myanmar Rice Federation has announced that 11 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) have been signed between member companies of the federation and Chinese companies. The signing ceremony for these Memoranda of Understan

Mizzima (Burmese)

'Everything my father did was just journalism' DW's interview with Jimmy Lai's daughter Kelly Lai

Photo: Kelly Lai, daughter of Jimmy Lai DW DW – 78-year-old democracy activist; Jimmy Lai, the founder of the now-defunct Apple Daily newspaper, is serving a 20-year prison sentence in Hong Kong. Under Beijing's controversial national security law, collusion with foreign forces; He was convicted of inciting rebellion. Today (June 23), Jimmy Lai's daughter, Kelly Lai, spoke at DW's Global Media ForIt's here at um. She came to bring DW's 2026 Freedom of Speech Award 2026 on behalf of her father. DW – Hello. Thanks for taking the time to talk to DW. The first question is about Mr. Lai's health condition. how is he Are you in contact with him? And the opportunity to see him as a family. How much contact do you have?

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Myanmar-India : VP U Nyo Saw received Ambassador of India

Vice President U Nyo Saw received a delegation led by the Ambassador of India to Myanmar, Mr. Abhay Thakur, on Wednesday afternoon at the reception hall of the President’s Office in Nay Pyi Taw. During the meeting, the t

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Promoting Digital Literacy : Raising awareness on AI literacy

To promote digital and AI proficiency among government organizations, students, and the general public, a discussion entitled “Towards a Digital-Based Myanmar’s AI Era” was held at the assembly hall of the Ministry of Di

DVB

No path toward peace in Myanmar without federalism

Guest contributor Igor Blazevic Myanmar’s neighbours are betting on a false reset. The only viable exit from war is a federal-democratic alliance rooted in civilian rule and Bama-ethnic cooperation. Let me start with the question: Are we anywhere close to a pathway to peace and federalism in Myanmar? The simple answer is: no, we are not. Myanmar is on a trajectory of continued war by the military junta against the resistance and liberation forces – and, importantly, against the civilian population. The military’s war against the resistance is, in practice, primarily a war against civilians. I intentionally say “military junta” and not “new government in Naypyidaw,” because one is the same as the other. There is nothing new, and it is a serious mistake to pretend there is a difference. Then comes a second question: does a pathway to federalism and peace exist at all in Myanmar?

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Two children killed in junta drone attack in Demoso town

Two children were killed in a drone bombing attack by the military junta in the Lwiwo village area of Demoso town, Karenni State, on the afternoon of June 24, according to those who provided rescue assistance. (Nanme Kho

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Minbu’s completed concrete road inspected

OFFICIALS conducted a field inspection yester-day morning to review the completion of the in-village concrete road construction project in Kamni Village, Minbu Township, Magway Region. The project was implemented, jointl

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Crack down on power theft to save National Grid

ALTHOUGH Myanmar has been increasing electricity generation annually from various domestic sources, and despite the target of achieving 100 per cent nationwide electricity coverage by 2030, many components of the country

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Ayeyawady seeks applicants to farm 66,000+ acres of bamboo

APPLICATIONS may be submitted to cultivate bam-boo on more than 66,000 acres of vacant, fallow, and virgin land across six districts in the Ayeyawady Region, according to Daw May Than Oo, Ayeyawady Region Minister for Na

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CBM injects US$2.5M to edible oil import sector

THE Central Bank of My-anmar (CBM) pumped over US$2.59 million into edible oil-importing com-panies on 23 June. CBM sold $890,500 to edible oil-importing com-panies and over $130,000 to CMP companies on 22 June, over $2.

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Yangon launches mushroom farming course to boost livelihoods

A mushroom culti-vation course aimed at creating livelihood opportunities opened yesterday morning at the 9-Mile Department of Agriculture’s Mushroom Research and Technology Development Farm in Yangon. It is designed to

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Thanlyin’s Mya Sein Yaung Project inspected

THE Thanlyin Township Department of Rural Development under the Ministry of Cooperatives and Rural Development, Yangon Region, Than-lyin District, conducted a field inspection yesterday of agricultural activities being i

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Monghsat’s rural water supply task inspected

THE Monghsat District Department of Rural Development under the Ministry of Cooperatives and Rural Development carried out a field inspec-tion on the completion of rural water supply work implemented under the Village De

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Mya Sein Yaung funds disbursed via MFP system in Tatkon

THE Department of Rural Development under the Ministry of Cooperatives and Rural Development, Nay Pyi Taw Union Ter-ritory, in cooperation with Myanmar Citizens Bank, disbursed revolving funds under the Mya Sein Yaung Vi

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Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Speaker receives Indian Ambassador

PYIDAUNGSU Hluttaw and Amyotha Hluttaw Speaker U Aung Lin Dwe received Indian Ambas-sador to Myanmar Mr Abhay Thakur yesterday at the guest hall of the Amyotha Hluttaw in the Hluttaw Building in Nay Pyi Taw. During the m

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Vice-President U Nyo Saw receives Indian Ambassador

VICE-PRESIDENT U Nyo Saw received a delegation led by Indian Ambassador to Myanmar Mr Abhay Thakur at the Presiden-tial Palace Reception Hall in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday afternoon. During the meeting, they cordially and ope

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Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker arrives back in Myanmar

THE Myanmar parliamentary delegation, led by Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw U Khin Yi, re-turned from attending the 2nd International Fo-rum of the Union State, ‘Great Heritage Com-mon Future’, held in Brest, Belarus. The

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Yangon hosts service contests to lift standards

THE Yangon Region Di-rectorate of Hotels and Tourism will hold com-petitions to promote and improve service stand-ards at hotels, motels and guesthouses in Yangon Region. The inspections will be conducted jointly with th

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MHTC to host Tourism and Culture Colour Photo Contest

THE Ministry of Hotels, Tourism and Culture will hold a colour photo con-test themed Tourism and Culture with an aim to promoting Myanmar’s scenic destinations, cultural heritage sites, tradition and customs of ethnic gr