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Burma Refugees Committee - Kabaw Valley (B.R.C.K) has welcomed the Manipur government's decision to release 77 Myanmar nationals.

From her exquisitely renovated farmhouse in Tuscany, cook and writer Amber Guinness shares her top table dressing and hosting tips

The Burma army destroyed the Hkang Lung bridge with an explosive device, following a clash with the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) on the evening of 19 March…

The housing market seems to be moving sideways but at least picked up last month after a very slow January, economists say. Auckland’s median sale price was...

Retailer Briscoe Group delivered the goods again and the latest United States data rekindled investor sentiment, but the New Zealand sharemarket remained...

The operator of the Whakapapa skifield has received another Government bailout, but Regional Development Minister Shane Jones insists it is the last one....

The coup-regime has commenced the gathering of names and phone numbers youth in many townships across the Yangon Region, locals told Than Lwin Times. In Hlaingthaya, South Dagon, Hlegu, Thanlyin, Mayangon, East Dagon, North Okkalapa, Hmawbi, Shwepyithar, Dagon Seikkan, Dawbon, Thaketa, Kungyangone, and Kawhmu townships, the collection of data on youth aged between 18 and 35

Pregnant women in war-torn Myanmar face perilous childbirth Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

The 77 women had migrated to Manipur state before and after the coup, and were working as weavers in the state.

Kiwi kids get ready. The Wiggles are bringing their big red car to New Zealand again for a groovy new tour. Returning to the country in September for a...