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Samoa's PM-elect slams rival's 'games' amid vote crisis
World 5 years ago

Samoa's PM-elect slams rival's 'games' amid vote crisis

Mata'afa was sworn in as the country's first female prime minister at an extraordinary ceremony in a tent outside parliament on Monday after the island nation's long-serving ruler refused to cede power and ordered the doors of the building to be locked.
Palace turmoil, wave of arrests over plot to 'destabilise' Jordan
World 5 years ago

Palace turmoil, wave of arrests over plot to 'destabilise' Jordan

Hamzah bin Hussein -- a former crown prince stripped of that title by Abdullah in 2004 -- and the others had worked with foreign parties to "undermine the security" of Jordan, Deputy Prime Minister Ayman Safadi said.
Myanmar military frees 400 people detained in coup: lawmakers
SE Asia 5 years ago

Myanmar military frees 400 people detained in coup: lawmakers

Senior officials of the National League for Democracy, including party leader Aung San Suu Kyi, apparently remain under house arrest following Monday's coup.
Civil disobedience calls emerge in Myanmar after coup
SE Asia 5 years ago

Civil disobedience calls emerge in Myanmar after coup

Myanmar was plunged back into direct military rule when soldiers detained Aung San Suu Kyi and other civilian leaders in a series of dawn raids on Monday, ending the country's brief experiment with democracy.
US determines Myanmar army carried out coup, blocking aid
World 5 years ago

US determines Myanmar army carried out coup, blocking aid

Under US law, the United States will be forbidden from assisting the government but the effects will be largely symbolic as virtually all assistance in Myanmar goes to non-governmental channels.
Myanmar generals in firm control after coup
SE Asia 5 years ago

Myanmar generals in firm control after coup

There were few signs of extra security on the streets of Yangon, Myanmar's biggest city and commercial capital, indicating the military's comfort levels as they faced no mass protests.
Suzuki halts production at 2 plants in Myanmar after coup
Business 5 years ago

Suzuki halts production at 2 plants in Myanmar after coup

The Japanese automaker said it stopped output Monday afternoon at its factories in Yangon where a total of 400 employees work. It has yet to decide when to resume production.
Biden warns of possible sanctions following Myanmar coup
World 5 years ago

Biden warns of possible sanctions following Myanmar coup

Noting that Washington removed sanctions on Myanmar over the past decade based on progress toward democracy, the new US president said the reversal of the democratic transition will "necessitate an immediate review of our sanction laws and authorities, followed by appropriate action."
Min Aung Hlaing: Myanmar's powerful, ambitious army chief
SE Asia 5 years ago

Min Aung Hlaing: Myanmar's powerful, ambitious army chief

General Min Aung Hlaing is an international pariah who has been condemned for presiding over a brutal crackdown on the country's stateless Rohingya population in 2017. 
Myanmar army pledges new elections, power transfer following coup
SE Asia 5 years ago

Myanmar army pledges new elections, power transfer following coup

The military claims last year's election, which saw Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy win in a landslide, was riddled with massive voter fraud.

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