In THe NEws

The “Government” of Myanmar has made a tourism ad, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative!

Private equity investors are holding on to fashion companies that sooner or later are going to come back to market and spur dealmaking.

How much more brutality must the people of Myanmar endure for the world to take their lives seriously and prove it through concrete action?

Anti-junta forces want foreign governments, in particular China, and companies to stop supporting the military.

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Some cronies of Myanmar’s ruling generals like to keep a low profile, and one of them is Dr. Mya Han, the boss of the Fortune International Group.

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In a coordinated effort against Myanmar’s military regime, the European Union, United Kingdom, and Canada on Tuesday imposed sanctions on six individuals, including cronies and militia leaders, as well as on eight enterprises supplying funds, arms, equipment, and jet fuel to the junta.

A new report by the Justice for Myanmar & Info Birmanie details Airbus' link with the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) as investor and partner.

Among the matters scheduled for discussion at the meeting was cybercrime, an ongoing problem in Myanmar due to the proliferation of online scam centres in areas under the control of junta-allied Border Guard Forces

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On 14 October, Myanmar’s military junta signed five Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with India in Naypyidaw, agreeing to jointly develop projects worth US$250,000.

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Three victims’ families are still waiting for their relatives to be repatriated from Myanmar, where they are enslaved in the online scam industry.

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