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Rebel fire and China's ire: Inside Myanmar's anti-junta offensive
Reuters, Published on 15/12/2023
» YANGON - Generals from Myanmar's junta held peace talks in June near the border with China with representatives of three powerful ethnic armies. They sat across a wide table covered with blue cloth and decorated with elaborate bouquets.
Scots vote for new parliament, independence referendum at heart of contest
Reuters, Published on 06/05/2021
» EDINBURGH: Scotland was voting on Thursday in a parliamentary election that could trigger a showdown with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson over a new independence referendum that might result in the break-up of the United Kingdom.
SE Asian nations weigh unified approach to regulating Big Tech
Reuters, Published on 24/09/2019
» BANGKOK/JAKARTA: Southeast Asian governments are banding together to take on global tech giants on issues including "fake news" and taxation, marking a new stage in the region's approach to the internet's explosive growth.
Myanmar's Mandalay gets high-tech makeover, sparks 'spy' fears
Reuters, Published on 04/08/2019
» YANGON: Once a seat of kings, the city of Mandalay in northern Myanmar has seen turbulent chapters in its 162-year history – the fall of Burma's last royal dynasty and decades of colonial rule.
Philippine Maoist rebels reject preconditions for peace talks
Reuters, Published on 05/04/2018
» MANILA: Philippine Communist guerrillas are willing to resume peace talks with the government after President Rodrigo Duterte revived the idea but reject any preconditions, their leader said on Thursday.
Cambodia PM accuses US of lying over aid cut
Reuters, Published on 03/03/2018
» PHNOM PENH: Cambodia's prime minister on Saturday accused the US government of being dishonest in its announced suspension of aid to the Southeast Asian nation, saying Cambodia had already stopped receiving aid from Washington in 2016.
Cambodia ‘shocked’ by ‘disrespectful’ US aid cut
Reuters, Published on 28/02/2018
» PHNOM PENH: Cambodia said on Wednesday it was saddened and shocked by a "disrespectful" US decision to rein back aid programmes because of perceived democratic setbacks and defended its record on democracy.