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50,000 People Displaced In Myanmar After Ethnic Violence: UN
Almost 50,000 people have been displaced by fighting in northern Myanmar after an alliance of ethnic armed groups launched an offensive against the military two weeks ago, the United Nations said Friday.
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Facebook Bans Four Armed Groups Fighting Against Military in Myanmar
The Arakan Army, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, Kachin Independence Army and the Ta’ang National Liberation Army were banned.
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NDA Preps For Clash In Parliament On Notes Ban; Sena, Akalis Play Along
Faced with a united opposition prepping an onslaught in Parliament as the winter session begins this week, the ruling BJP on Monday won a vital vote of support from its partners in the National Democratic Alliance or NDA for what they called two strikes - the surgical strike by the Army against terrorists and the one against corruption by abolishin...
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Consider Scheme for Porters in Jammu and Kashmir, Top Court to Centre
Sympathising with the porters who risk their lives and help the army at high altitude in Jammu and Kashmir, the Supreme Court has asked the National Democratic Alliance government to frame a scheme to help those who have had either died or suffered disability in the process.
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Myanmar Replaces Senior Air Force Officer After Stray China Bomb
Myanmar has replaced a high ranking air force officer, officials said today, in a move that was seen as a response to China's anger over stray bomb that fell in Chinese territory and killed four farmers three months ago.
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Myanmar Extends Martial Law in War-Torn Northern Region
Myanmar extended a state of emergency in a conflict wracked northern region near China Friday, with the defence minister arguing that continued military control of the area was necessary to ensure "peaceful relations" across the border.
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Bomb Kills Two Policemen in Northeast Myanmar Near China Border
Two police officers from an anti-narcotics task force were killed and three wounded when a bomb exploded in a volatile area of northeastern Myanmar near the border with China, a police official said today.
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Myanmar Border Conflict Riles Heavyweight Neighbour China
Bloody conflict in a remote corner of northern Myanmar has spilled violently across the border with China, risking a rift with the mighty neighbour and threatening peace efforts with an array of rebels.
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Myanmar, China Move to Cool Border Tensions
Myanmar expressed "deep sorrow" today for the deaths of five people across the border in China's Yunnan province that it has been blamed for, and said it was jointly investigating the incident with Beijing.
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China Threatens "Decisive" Response After Myanmar Bombing
China's military will take "decisive" measures if there is a repeat attack by Myanmar forces on Chinese territory, a senior military officer said after a bomb from a Myanmar aircraft fell in Chinese territory and killed four Chinese people.
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Myanmar Military Wins Rare Praise in War With Ethnic Chinese Rebels
Fighting between the Myanmar army and ethnic Chinese rebels has handed the long-feared military a public relations coup, with an explosion of praise on social media and even former political prisoners expressing grudging support.
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More Than 130 Dead in Fighting Near China Border, Says Myanmar
Myanmar's army on Saturday said that more than 130 people had died in a deepening battle with rebels in the northeast, declaring it would not rest until stability was restored to the border area which tens of thousands have fled.
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Myanmar's Kokang Fighting Continues Amid State of Emergency
Fighting between Myanmar's government forces and the Kokang ethnic army in northeastern Shan state, continued over the last two days amid government's declaration of state of emergency, official reports said today.
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Myanmar Declares Martial Law in Troubled Kokang Region
Myanmar President Thein Sein declared a state of emergency in the Kokang region in the east and imposed a three-month period of martial law there in an announcement on state television today.
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Two Shot in First Ever Attack on Red Cross in Myanmar: Witness
Unknown attackers shot and wounded two people today in the first ever assault on a Red Cross convoy in Myanmar where battles have raged in the northeast between government soldiers and ethnic insurgents over two weeks, a Reuters witness said.
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50,000 People Displaced In Myanmar After Ethnic Violence: UN
Almost 50,000 people have been displaced by fighting in northern Myanmar after an alliance of ethnic armed groups launched an offensive against the military two weeks ago, the United Nations said Friday.
-
Facebook Bans Four Armed Groups Fighting Against Military in Myanmar
The Arakan Army, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, Kachin Independence Army and the Ta’ang National Liberation Army were banned.
-
NDA Preps For Clash In Parliament On Notes Ban; Sena, Akalis Play Along
Faced with a united opposition prepping an onslaught in Parliament as the winter session begins this week, the ruling BJP on Monday won a vital vote of support from its partners in the National Democratic Alliance or NDA for what they called two strikes - the surgical strike by the Army against terrorists and the one against corruption by abolishin...
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Consider Scheme for Porters in Jammu and Kashmir, Top Court to Centre
Sympathising with the porters who risk their lives and help the army at high altitude in Jammu and Kashmir, the Supreme Court has asked the National Democratic Alliance government to frame a scheme to help those who have had either died or suffered disability in the process.
-
Myanmar Replaces Senior Air Force Officer After Stray China Bomb
Myanmar has replaced a high ranking air force officer, officials said today, in a move that was seen as a response to China's anger over stray bomb that fell in Chinese territory and killed four farmers three months ago.
-
Myanmar Extends Martial Law in War-Torn Northern Region
Myanmar extended a state of emergency in a conflict wracked northern region near China Friday, with the defence minister arguing that continued military control of the area was necessary to ensure "peaceful relations" across the border.
-
Bomb Kills Two Policemen in Northeast Myanmar Near China Border
Two police officers from an anti-narcotics task force were killed and three wounded when a bomb exploded in a volatile area of northeastern Myanmar near the border with China, a police official said today.
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Myanmar Border Conflict Riles Heavyweight Neighbour China
Bloody conflict in a remote corner of northern Myanmar has spilled violently across the border with China, risking a rift with the mighty neighbour and threatening peace efforts with an array of rebels.
-
Myanmar, China Move to Cool Border Tensions
Myanmar expressed "deep sorrow" today for the deaths of five people across the border in China's Yunnan province that it has been blamed for, and said it was jointly investigating the incident with Beijing.
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China Threatens "Decisive" Response After Myanmar Bombing
China's military will take "decisive" measures if there is a repeat attack by Myanmar forces on Chinese territory, a senior military officer said after a bomb from a Myanmar aircraft fell in Chinese territory and killed four Chinese people.
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Myanmar Military Wins Rare Praise in War With Ethnic Chinese Rebels
Fighting between the Myanmar army and ethnic Chinese rebels has handed the long-feared military a public relations coup, with an explosion of praise on social media and even former political prisoners expressing grudging support.
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More Than 130 Dead in Fighting Near China Border, Says Myanmar
Myanmar's army on Saturday said that more than 130 people had died in a deepening battle with rebels in the northeast, declaring it would not rest until stability was restored to the border area which tens of thousands have fled.
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Myanmar's Kokang Fighting Continues Amid State of Emergency
Fighting between Myanmar's government forces and the Kokang ethnic army in northeastern Shan state, continued over the last two days amid government's declaration of state of emergency, official reports said today.
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Myanmar Declares Martial Law in Troubled Kokang Region
Myanmar President Thein Sein declared a state of emergency in the Kokang region in the east and imposed a three-month period of martial law there in an announcement on state television today.
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Two Shot in First Ever Attack on Red Cross in Myanmar: Witness
Unknown attackers shot and wounded two people today in the first ever assault on a Red Cross convoy in Myanmar where battles have raged in the northeast between government soldiers and ethnic insurgents over two weeks, a Reuters witness said.
