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In Myanmar, internet can mean life or death
By Andrew Nachemson, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Published on 29/09/2022
» For Zaw Myint Thein, a farmer in northwestern Myanmar, having no internet in the area for more than a year causes many inconveniences — his son is unable to study, he can no longer sell his watermelon crops online, and he feels cut off.
Washington chaos leaves image of 'exceptional' America in tatters
Andrew Beatty of AFP, Published on 07/01/2021
» WASHINGTON: The storming of the US Congress by supporters of President Donald Trump left America's image as a beacon of democracy severely tarnished on Thursday, with allies unable to hide their shock and authoritarian regimes gleefully exploiting the unrest.
Hun Sen relatives, cronies stash millions abroad
Reuters Special Report by By Clare Baldwin and Andrew RC Marshall, Published on 16/10/2019
» Cambodia’s long-ruling prime minister, Hun Sen, had gathered athletes at his imposing office for a televised pep talk. “I don’t want to mention politics,” he began quietly.
From arrows to M16s: PNG tribal fights get ever deadlier
AFP by Andrew Beatty, Published on 06/12/2018
» PILIKAMBI, Papua New Guinea: Tribes in Papua New Guinea's rough and rugged highlands have fought each other for centuries, but a recent influx of automatic weapons risks turning minor beefs into all-out war.