231 - 240 of 240 results for "Myanmar"

  1. 231. travel | 25 Apr 2013

    Mists of mystique

    By Karnjana Karnjanatawe, Newspaper section: Life

    » Fog blankets the Mon community in Sangkhla Buri district, on the Thailand-Myanmar border in Kanchanaburi province, before dawn breaks. Visitors with cameras poised stand on the famous Mon Bridge, the longest hand-made wo...

  2. 232. business | 03 Jun 2013

    Asian flavour and the global market

    Commentary: Umesh Pandey

    Newspaper section: Asia focus

    » Myanmar is the flavour of the week as its capital city prepares to play host to the World Economic Forum East Asia 2013 from Wednesday to Friday. The usual crowd of global deep thinkers and high rollers will gather in Na...

  3. 233. news | 19 May 2013

    Myanmar's foreign arrivals up 44%

    » YANGON - Foreign arrivals at Yangon airport during the first four months of the year jumped 44% year-on-year, with Europeans accounting for about one-third, reports said Sunday.

  4. 234. travel | 30 May 2013

    On the road in Myanmar

    TRAVEL SCRAPBOOK

    By Peerawat Jariyasombat, Newspaper section: Life

    » On a country road, I make my way past vast rice paddies that extend all the way to the horizon. Except for a few thatched-roof huts under the shade of a Mon-style golden pagoda, there is nothing else to interrupt the stu...

  5. 235. news | 27 May 2013

    Suu Kyi slams Rohingya 2-child limit

    By AP

    » YANGON - Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, rights groups and Islamic leaders expressed dismay on Monday over plans by authorities in western Myanmar to revive a two-child limit on Muslim Rohingya families, a policy tha...

  6. 236. business | 20 May 2013

    China in the lead

    Newspaper section: Asia focus

    » Dawei got off to a slow start, with Italian-Thai Development Plc (ITD) struggling to secure financing. Investors were concerned that the new government did not seem as keen on Dawei as the military junta that awarded the...

  7. 237. news | 02 Jun 2013

    Drug courier killed in Chiang Rai clash

    By Online Reporters

    » A drug courier was killed and 290,000 methamphetamine pills seized after a clash between a ranger patrol and a group of drug smugglers near the Thai-Myanmar border in Mae Fa Luang district of Chiang Rai province on Satur...

  8. 238. business | 06 Jun 2013

    Challenges facing agriculture in SE Asia

    » Agriculture has been an engine for economic growth and development in Southeast Asia, lifting millions out of poverty and positioning the region and potential powerhouses, such as Myanmar, to be a source of global food s...

  9. 239. news | 28 Apr 2013

    Foreign monks 'ain't misbehaving'

    By Tunya Sukpanich, Newspaper section: Spectrum

    » The abbot of Bangkok's Wat Talom knows that the growing number of foreign monks staying there is causing disquiet in the local community, following complaints of overcrowding, soliciting cash and "improper" behaviour...

  10. 240. opinion | 20 Jun 2013

    Sectarian strife needs Asean response

    RELIGION

    Newspaper section: News

    » A regional response is urgently required to stop the escalating Buddhist-Muslim violence in the Asean region. The risk of a deadly regional backlash, stemming from religious hatred campaigns led by Buddhists extremist gr...

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