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- Canceling Voting Will Boost Violence, Warn Rakhine Leaders
- Malaysia Begins Deporting Nearly 1,000 Detained Myanmar Migrants
- Myanmar Military Blames Govt, Ethnic Armies for Pre-Election ‘Irregularities’
- Pundits’ Takes on Myanmar’s 2020 Election
- Heated US Election Campaign Ends With Biden Leading Trump
| Canceling Voting Will Boost Violence, Warn Rakhine Leaders Posted: 03 Nov 2020 06:12 AM PST  The decision to cancel voting for more than half of Rakhine State's residents will drive people to support the Arakan Army, say politicians and analysts. |
| Malaysia Begins Deporting Nearly 1,000 Detained Myanmar Migrants Posted: 03 Nov 2020 04:57 AM PST  Some 280 Myanmar migrants who had been detained in Malaysian immigration centers for months flew home Sunday, and many hundreds more are due to arrive later this week. |
| Myanmar Military Blames Govt, Ethnic Armies for Pre-Election ‘Irregularities’ Posted: 03 Nov 2020 03:59 AM PST  The Myanmar military chief's office said the Nov. 8 vote was shaping up to be less free and fair than previous elections organized by the generals and their proxy party. |
| Pundits’ Takes on Myanmar’s 2020 Election Posted: 03 Nov 2020 12:06 AM PST  As Myanmar prepares to vote, The Irrawaddy asks David Mathieson, an independent analyst and researcher on Myanmar affairs, for his views on the Nov. 8 election. |
| Heated US Election Campaign Ends With Biden Leading Trump Posted: 02 Nov 2020 09:33 PM PST  Joe Biden was ahead of President Donald Trump in polls going into Tuesday's US presidential election, though in key battleground states his lead had narrowed. |
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