The German ambassador to Myanmar Dorothee Janetzke-Wenzel has described the situation in Rakhine state as "extremely serious and deeply worrying ", a day after the US threatened sanctions on the country for its handling of the crisis.
"The humanitarian and human rights situation in Rakhine state is extremely serious and deeply worrying," she said while delivering a talk on German foreign policy organised by Myanmar Institute for Strategic & International Studies (MISIS) on Wednesday.
Myanmar's army sparked public criticism Saturday after it nominated a retired general still blacklisted by the United States to be ...
Aung San Suu Kyi's party today nominated her close aide, U Htin Kyaw, to be Myanmar's next president ...
Two more refugees resettled in Cambodia from an Australian detention camp have returned home, the government said Tuesday, ...
Drugs worth over 20 million kyats were seized from two men in Sittwe Township, Arakan State on Tuesday 1 March.
Rural Development Department, Ayeyarwady Region office chief Soe Than told Mizzima that they had a plan to supply water to ...
Myanmar MP Wint Wah Tun cradles the baby she named “Parliament” and explains why she shrugged off conservative attitudes to ...
Local people and Civil Society Organizations have urged the new NLD government to reconsider the Dawei Special Economic ...
The United States issued a new travel warning for Laos on Monday after the latest shooting attacks against traffic on a road ...
Myanmar's parliament meets Thursday to put forward presidential candidates, some four months after Aung San Suu Kyi's ...
