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- Mu Ai’s New Set Menus Let Diners Sample a Range of Authentic Kachin Flavors
- 90 Pct. of Money Laundering Cases Tied to Drugs
- Red Cross Aid Convoy Hit by Roadside Blast in N. Rakhine
- Mandalay Murderer Sentenced to Death
- The President Intervenes to Save Yangon from Its Govt
- Myanmar’s First Solar Power Plant Joins National Grid
- EXPLAINER: US Dependence on China’s Rare Earth: Trade War Vulnerability
- Faces for Cookware: Data Collection Industry Flourishes as China Pursues AI Ambitions
| Mu Ai’s New Set Menus Let Diners Sample a Range of Authentic Kachin Flavors Posted: 28 Jun 2019 06:29 AM PDT  Chef Ko Padang Laroi has added two combination meals to the menu at this award-winning ethnic eatery in Kamayut Township. |
| 90 Pct. of Money Laundering Cases Tied to Drugs Posted: 28 Jun 2019 04:54 AM PDT  The Ministry of Home Affairs tells The Irrawaddy that drug traffickers often open bank accounts in relatives' names or purchase assets to launder money. |
| Red Cross Aid Convoy Hit by Roadside Blast in N. Rakhine Posted: 28 Jun 2019 04:13 AM PDT  One truck hit but driver unhurt; convoy was traveling at night despite a curfew in the area; military accuses AA of detonating device but group denies claim. |
| Mandalay Murderer Sentenced to Death Posted: 28 Jun 2019 03:05 AM PDT  Khun Kaw Lar, aka Maung Myo, received the maximum penalty for shooting a couple in 2018, leaving one dead; he was also sentenced to 10 years of hard labor for robbery. |
| The President Intervenes to Save Yangon from Its Govt Posted: 28 Jun 2019 01:08 AM PDT  The regional administration's canceled budget request for 16 billion kyats for non-essential items was just the latest in an embarrassingly long line of missteps. |
| Myanmar’s First Solar Power Plant Joins National Grid Posted: 28 Jun 2019 12:14 AM PDT  The station, in Magwe Region's Minbu Township, will have a total capacity of 170MW, producing 350 million kWh of power a year and lighting up 210,000 homes. |
| EXPLAINER: US Dependence on China’s Rare Earth: Trade War Vulnerability Posted: 27 Jun 2019 10:36 PM PDT  China processes five times the rest of the world's rare earth elements, which are needed for everything from iPhones to military jets. It would take years to catch up. |
| Faces for Cookware: Data Collection Industry Flourishes as China Pursues AI Ambitions Posted: 27 Jun 2019 09:56 PM PDT  China has become a data collection and labeling hub, thanks to insatiable demand from a burgeoning artificial intelligence sector backed by the ruling Communist Party. |
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