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African Union to consider ‘land for Haitians’ plan
ADDIS ABABA, Jan 31 — The African Union (AU) agreed today to consider a Senegalese proposal to resettle Haiti’s earthquake homeless and possibly create a state for them in Africa. Read more >>
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List of Mosques in Mandalay (in Burmese)
SOURCE: Mandalay Prophet’s day Diamond Jubilee Magazine Maung Maung Gyi (Man) [History Researcher]
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Haji Lu @ Noorudin, (1859-42) first Quran translator into Burmese
Haji Lu @ Noorudin, (1859-42) first Quran translator into Burmese ] SOURCE: Mandalay Prophet’s day Diamond Jubilee Magazine
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Who lives and who dies? Should Poor citizens and foreigners just let die by kicking out of the hospitals?
Who lives and who dies? Should Poor citizens and foreigners just let die by kicking out of the hospitals? One Burmese Illegal Foreign worker named Ko Ko Oo, from the ‘rich businessmen’s club’ in KL was repeatedly referred by me for the Myocardial Infarct and later its complications. HKL treated him for emergency and told him to [...]
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The fallacy of Myanmar military unity
The fallacy of Myanmar military unity Extracts taken and Burmanized from Suflan Shamsuddin’s article in M Insider They say that_ when a stick is on its own, it can be broken. But when many sticks are bound together, they become strong and unbreakable. So for Myanmar military personals or Bamars to be strong and unbreakable [...]
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Agoraphobic Myanmar Military Generals
Agoraphobic Myanmar Military Generals Extracts taken and Burmanized from JOSH HONG’s article in MKini Multi-use spaces, serve a vitally important societal function in that they make it possible for a plurality of people to exercise their cherished rights of speech and assembly. Politics aside, these places also manifest democratic values by allowing street musicians, punks, [...]
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Nato troops fight, bombed and killed four Afghan soldiers
Nato troops fight, bombed and killed four Afghan soldiers GHAZNI, Jan 30 — Nato troops clashed with their Afghan army allies and called in air strikes, killing four Afghan soldiers and wounding six, Afghan provincial officials said today. Shahedullah Shahed, spokesman for the governor of Wardak province southwest of Kabul, said foreign forces and Afghan [...]
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Myanmar SPDC Than Shwe’s cousin brother Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa police raid opposition candidate’s office
Myanmar SPDC Than Shwe’s cousin brother Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s police raid opposition candidate’s office COLOMBO, Jan 29 – Sri Lankan police raided the office of losing presidential candidate General Sarath Fonseka on Friday, an aide said, two days after troops had surrounded him inside a hotel on suspicion he was plotting a coup. [...]
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India to host dialogue between Islam, Eastern religions
India to host dialogue between Islam, Eastern religions NEW DELHI, Jan 29 – India’s national capital, Delhi, will host an international conference to initiate a dialogue between Islam and Eastern religions next month, Iran’s IRNA news agency reported. The first of its kind dialogue will be inaugurated by Vice President of India Hamid Ansari. The [...]
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Reuters:Heckler fails to ruffle Blair’s lawyerly calm
LONDON (Reuters) – A heckler shattered the calm when former Prime Minister Tony Blair told Britain’s Iraq War inquiry that he had no regrets over the ousting of Saddam Hussein in the U.S.-led invasion of 2003. Read more >>
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Malaysian Muslim leader between Buddhist Monks and other religious leaders
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Thailand issues residential permits to Burmese migrant children
Thailand issues residential permits to Burmese migrant children
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Mizzima: The face of Burma’s non-violent resistance
Mizzima: The face of Burma’s non-violent resistance A new documentary by two Canadian filmmakers highlights the continuing, non-violent resistance to Burma’s dictatorial regime by political and humanitarian activists who do so at great risk. The film, Breaking the Silence: Burma’s Resistance, was shown for the first time to an English-speaking audience at the Foreign Correspondents [...]
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