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SE Asia 5 years ago
Facebook disrupted in Myanmar as UN chief says coup must fail
The Southeast Asian nation was plunged back into direct military rule on Monday as de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other civilian leaders were detained in a series of dawn raids, ending the country's brief experiment with democracy.
World 5 years ago
‘The show must go on’: How the pandemic shapes Indonesian diplomacy at the UN
More than just an opportunity for leaders to give a speech, the annual United Nations General Assembly meetings offer diplomats the possibility to meet on the sidelines to ink agreements, follow up on past cooperation and start new initiatives. However, all of that has been upended by the coronavirus pandemic.
Business 6 years ago
Alternative rice products see double digit growth in demand amid trade disruption
The disruptions to trade and falling imports caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have led to a double-digit increase in demand for locally produced, high-quality, alternative rice products, farmer cooperatives have reported.
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