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- Bangladesh’s Harboring of Terrorists Continues to Hinder Rohingya Repatriation Process
- Chinese News Agency’s Video Showing Myanmar Woman’s ‘Happy’ Marriage to Local Man Prompts Trafficking Fears
- World Bank Reports on How COVID-19 Hammered Myanmar’s Businesses
- Trump Returns to Campaign Trail a Week After Leaving Hospital
- The Day Myanmar’s First Locally Made Feature Film Premiered
| Bangladesh’s Harboring of Terrorists Continues to Hinder Rohingya Repatriation Process Posted: 13 Oct 2020 05:50 AM PDT  Myanmar has rightly confronted Dhaka's failure to crack down on terrorist groups on its soil; in the meantime, the Rohingya camps remain targets for radical groups. |
| Posted: 13 Oct 2020 04:44 AM PDT  A video posted by China's Xinhua in which a Myanmar woman describes a happy, prosperous marriage to a Chinese man could be used by human traffickers, activists warn. |
| World Bank Reports on How COVID-19 Hammered Myanmar’s Businesses Posted: 13 Oct 2020 04:16 AM PDT  The financial institution says 75 percent of firms across various sectors have suffered because of coronavirus and only 8 percent look to banks to cover cash shortfalls. |
| Trump Returns to Campaign Trail a Week After Leaving Hospital Posted: 12 Oct 2020 10:51 PM PDT  Visiting the key battleground state of Florida, US President Donald Trump returned to the campaign trail after declaring his recovery from COVID-19. |
| The Day Myanmar’s First Locally Made Feature Film Premiered Posted: 12 Oct 2020 06:30 PM PDT  On this day 100 years ago, director U Ohn Maung's 'Love and Liquor', Myanmar's first feature film, premiered; Oct. 13 is now known as Myanmar Motion Picture Day. |
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