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Crossing a military camp, smoking a ‘COVID-19 cigarette’ and narrowly escaping being mowed down by a truck: The Diplomat’s Rajeev Bhattacharyya shares his experiences.

Tania Ranby again has a tangible reminder of her baby boy’s memory. The Massey mum was left distraught after a headstone for her son Luke, who died at birth...

Christmas is almost upon us once again, it comes around so quickly. This year the prices of everything have been so exorbitant that managing the household...

By Peter de Graaf of RNZ National transport agency Waka Kotahi has deferred a decision about when to close State Highway 1 over the Brynderwyns for urgent...

Nearly three years after a military coup ousted Myanmar’s democratic government and triggered a civil war, ethnic rebels, camped out in the country’s mountains and jungles, are posing the biggest potential threat to the ruling junta.

German business sentiment improved again in November, albeit a little less than expected, according to a survey released on Friday by the Ifo Institute.

It was 4am. It was cold, wet and dark. It was cold, wet and dark again when Ruth Mylchreest finished her huge challenge at 10.30pm - but there was also...

As the military junta fired mortar shells into villages in Kyaikto township, Mon State, one civilian was killed and more than 3,000 people were forced to flee to safety. The Karen National Union (KNU) center announced that the military junta stationed in Shwegyin township, Pago, fired mortal shells at Kaywe village, Kyaikto township. On the afternoon of November 18, near

A doctor convicted of punching his teenage daughter in the face and forging documents to get a $25,000 loan in his wife’s name has been barred from...

People’s Defence Force (PDF) allegedly carried out a bomb attack towards the cadres of an underground group of Manipur at Min Thar under Sagaing Region, in between Border Pillar 90-91 of Myanmar around 4 am on Wednesday.