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Leaked tax records suggest subsidiaries of international gas field contractors continued to make millions after the coup
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Leaked tax records suggest subsidiaries of international gas field contractors continued to make millions after the coup
Also this week, the coup leader’s obsession with the NLD followed him to Russia, and the military meddled in another place it shouldn’t—the Central Bank of Myanmar.
According to local sources, PDFs under the NUG also took part in the fighting in Laykaykaw Myothit starting from Wednesday morning.
According to local sources, PDFs under the NUG also took part in the fighting in Laykaykaw Myothit starting from Wednesday morning.
01 Feb 2021 / 20:15 H. (Recasts with comments from non-Japanese companies) By Ritsuko Ando and Sam Nussey TOKYO, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Foreign companies from Japanese retail giant Aeon to South Korean trading firm POSCO International and Norway's Telenor scrambled to assess the turmoil in Myanmar on Monday after a coup in the country once feted as Southeast Asia's last big frontier. The Myanmar military seized power against the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, who was detained along with other leaders of her party in early morning raids. Major multinational firms including ...