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Amid ongoing clashes between the Arakan Army (AA) and the Junta, alongside travel restrictions in Rakhine State, bookings for Ngapali beach hotels during this year's Thingyan festival are only at 30 percent, marking a significant decline from previous years. According to a hotel manager interviewed by Narinjara, while last year saw approximately 80 percent occupancy of Ngapali

More than 800 people suspected of being cross-border scammers were arrested in a joint police operation by Myanmar and China, Beijing's embassy in Yangon said today

Dozens of civilian homes, school building were set on fire on Holy Thursday in Cardinal Charles Bos home village

The attacks have left an already traumatized community in constant fear for their lives.

Exclusive: Industry insiders evaluate BA, which was created in 1974 from British European Airways and intercontinental airline BOAC

The Indonesian Air Force's C-130J Super Hercules aircraft transporting equipment for the distribution of humanitarian aid for Palestinians in Gaza arrived ...

2023 was the deadliest year of Rohingya boat journeys, with one in eight of those who fled perishing at sea. 2024 looks set to be worse.

Holi’s pivotal role in shaping India’s cultural landscape and inclusivity throughout ages

In view of a surge in international air travel and competition from foreign airlines, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, the country's national carrier, is all set to execute a decade-long ambitious plan that involves purchasing at least 26 new aircraft and route expansion. Biman's fleet would grow from existing 21 to 47 aircraft by 2034, marking a 122% growth, according to the new

"Mass Strike," the periodical published by the "International Luxembourgist Network," Volume 4, Number 3, January 2024, contains an essay published here.