Yangon, an anxious, frenetic city where 'everything looks normal, but is abnormal'
Le Monde managed to visit Myanmar's largest city despite the war. The city has lost none of its buzz, our journalist reports.
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Dive into the New Spirit of the Yangon Underground
They have been working with Myanmar’s first film festival, Wathann Film Festival, and the Yangon Street Art Festival, which has become widely popular throughout the country. It’s a pity that we did ...
Myanmar junta bid to sell Suu Kyi mansion flops for third time
The two-storey Yangon house was put up for sale with a minimum price of US$140 million (S$189.14 million). Read more at ...
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Seeking light in dark times four years after Myanmar coup
Only 48 per cent of the population had access to electricity in late 2024, according to the UN -- the lowest rate in Asia ...
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Myanmar junta bans possible conscripts from foreign travel
The rule applies to those who have been called up and also those waiting for the outcome of appeals for exemption. Read more ...