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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Looming military service law in Myanmar forces thousands to exit
On Friday, an AFP journalist saw a queue of between 1,000 and 2,000 people snaking through the streets near the mission in downtown Yangon -- compared with less than 100 before Saturday's ...
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Dive into the New Spirit of the Yangon Underground
Let’s hope this uncertain time of the pandemic will end soon, so that we can meet again in Yangon’s downtown tea shop. Meanwhile, we invite you to listen to this fine selection of Burmese music, ...
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Camera surfaces 15 years after journalist killed in Myanmar
Kenji Nagai was recording the demonstration on Sept. 27, 2007, in downtown Yangon--part of a peaceful anti-military uprising known as the Saffron Revolution--when soldiers arrived, dispersing the ...