Standing stock-still, right arm outstretched, eyes unblinking, Myanmar's only Olympic qualifier squeezes the trigger and sends a pellet slamming into a paper target -- a skill honed during military service in the formerly junta-run nation.
Ye Tun Naung, 33, is gunning for a medal in Rio this summer, where he travels as an outside bet for a podium finish in two pistol shooting events.
The classic Myanmar movie Mya Ganaing will be presented in its restored version on August 13 at Festival del Film Locarno in ...
The Embassy of the Republic of Korea plans to host the final stage of “Myanmar K-pop Cover Festival” at ...
With the Euro Cup 2016 tournament underway there isn’t a better time to indulge yourself in the sport than with a new locally produced app.
Home to Buddhists, Christians, Hindus, Muslims and a collage of businesses that burst to life as Myanmar's largest city wakes up, ...
Gripping a monkey-faced chess piece, Thein Zaw swipes his hand across the chequerboard and topples an advancing demon, ...
Twenty-eight-year-old Cing Zeel Niang was born in Chin State but left home at an early age to attend boarding school in Pyin Oo Lwin ...
The Embassy of India in partnership with the Sule Shangri-La Hotel, Yangon, is organising an Indian Food Festival featuring ...
“Dance is a kind of language the dancer has to use to write her own poetry”, said Indian dancer Alarmél Valli.
After two years in the works, “Relics of Rangoon” - a photo and research book covering 200 of Yangon's most prominent ...
