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Historic Decision Provides Relief with 3-Year Relaxation for Job Applicants

There are many undercurrents to Myanmar’s civil war, and more inconvenient truths will emerge as the fighting escalates.

ISLAMABAD: Postings and transfers have been made in the federal bureaucracy as Zahid Zaman, Grade 20 officer of Pakistan Audit and Accounts Service, Secretary Finance, Government of Azad Kashmir,...

The Yimpang Platoon Post, 7th NAP Bn under Bhandari sub-division in Wokha district was inaugurated by Y Patton, Dy Chief Minister (Home & Border Affairs), Government of Nagaland as the special guest on December 19. MLA 40 AC and Chairman SDPDB Bhandari, A

The Dominican Minister of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Álvarez, emphasizes that stopping the controversial construction of the Dajabón River canal is crucial for dialogue and resolution of the escalating bilateral crisis with Haiti.

The Arakan Human Rights Defenders and Promoters Association calls for the Military Council to allow the residents of Pauktaw, who have been trapped for five days amidst the military conflict, to evacuate the town. On November 20, the Arakan Human Rights Defenders and Promoters Association called on the Military Council to demonstrate humanitarianism, by allowing the trapped

Conflicts have erupted between Military Council troops and the Arakan Army (AA) in Rathedaung Township and Minbya Township in Rakhine State. Reports indicate intense fighting between the Military Council and the Arakan Army (AA) has been ongoing since 4:00 a.m. on November 13 near Chein Khar Li village and Done Pike village in Rathedaung Township, near the Mayu mountains.

According to a political analyst who spoke with the Narinjara news agency, the Military Council is gearing up for another wave of crackdowns, this time focusing on Rakhine- based CSOs, following a recent severe crackdown on Rakhine media that disseminate daily news to the public. "They perceive the media as adversaries. If you refrain from reporting negative aspects, you won't

To enjoy the freedom of visiting and making pilgrimages during the season of visiting Buddhist temples, the residents are demanding the removal of military camps located within pagodas in Rakhine State. The Thadingyut Festival is approaching, but Mrauk U residents have expressed their inability to visit the Thin Kyit Taw Pagoda in Mrauk U Township due to the presence of

The Military Council is increasing its military presence in nearby villages and two battalions in anticipation of the inauguration of the new Gyaing (Kawkareik) Bridge in Kyondoe town, Kawkareik District, Karen State, according to local sources. The construction of the new Gyaing (Kawkareik) bridge, funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) at a cost of 6.8