Myanmar needs national aviation policy: IATA
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said Myanmar needs a national aviation policy. In a written reply to Channel NewsAsia’s queries, IATA said … source
MYANMAR: Harmony in Rakhine state before outbreak of violence (Part 2)
Myanmar’s ethnic Rakhine and Rohingya remain divided in the country’s western Rakhine state. These two groups had previously lived together in one … source
MYANMAR: New sports university in Naypidaw
Myanmar plans to build a new sports university in Naypyidaw. In an exclusive interview with Channel NewsAsia, the country’s deputy sports minister revealed to … source
Channel NewsAsia’s news bureau in Myanmar
Regional broadcaster, Channel NewsAsia, has opened a news bureau in Myanmar. It is one of four foreign news organisations to be given a licence to operate … source
Perspectives Jan 2013: Future of Myanmar
How will Myanmar balance economic, political and social reforms while ensuring sustainable development? Is Myanmar’s national reconciliation process a distant dream? Is the international community… source
MYANMAR: Transformation in media landscape
Media in Myanmar is undergoing a slow transformation. Where censorship and government regulation were the norm for decades, now private publications are being established. International media,… source
MYANMAR: Concerns over local carriers to lose out with “open skies” agreement
In Myanmar, there are growing concerns local carriers will lose out once the region introduces “open skies” at the end of next year. Many are now pushing for policies that…
MYANMAR: Ethnic tensions in Rakhine state (Part 1)
Tensions between the ethnic Rakhine and Bengalis or Rohingyas remain high in Myanmar’s Rakhine State. A team of United Nations representatives visited the region with government officials last… source
MYANMAR: Channel NewsAsia officially launches Myanmar bureau
Channel NewsAsia officially launches its Myanmar bureau. This is the thirteenth bureau in Southeast and East Asia, and it will focus on the developments in the country, as it opens…
Undercover in Myanmar’s Sin city where anything goes – BBC News
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews Illegal gambling, black markets and no government control – we take you to Mong-la…Myanmar’s Sin city where anything goes. THIS VIDEO CONTAINS… source