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Hemorrhagic dengue kills people in Shan East

An outbreak of hemorrhagic dengue fever in Mongton and Monghsat, opposite Chiangmai province, has killed more than ten people, according to reports coming from the Thai-Burma border.

Dubbed by the locals as “E...

USDP to provide free health care during its campaigns

USDP to provide free health care during its campaigns

Members of Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) in Shan State North’s capital Lashio have been informing people that during its campaign period, the party will also provide free health care, accordin...

Wa, Mongla will not allow entry to Election Commission

The United Wa State Army (UWSA) and the National Democratic Alliance Army (NDAA), commonly known as Mongla group, will not allow Naypyitaw’s election commission to enter their co...

Pa-O party to assist junta party to canvass for votes

Pa-O National Organization (PNO), one of the political parties targeting votes in Shan State South, will reportedly cooperate with the regime backed Union Solidarity and Developmen...

Union Election Commission Member resigns to contest the Elections

Dr. Sai Kham Leng, 63, one of the 17 appointed members of Burma's Union Election Commission (UEC) has reportedly resigned from the position recently and is planning to contest in t...

Junta party candidate: Illegal armed group ‘behind’ Shan party

The military regime’s backed the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) has reportedly criticized the Shan National Democratic Party (SNDP) led by Sai Ai Pao is getting su...

Police demand 6 million of 'drug suspects' families

Two young detainees from Shan State North’s Muse township, alleged by police to be drug dealers, were ordered by the police to pay six million Kyat for their release, according t...

 

Election Special

Election Special

ELECTION 2010 --- Shan State

When voters in Shan State’s 55 electorates go to the polls on 7 November they will have 12 political parties to choose from, but not all 12 parties will contest all of the 55 electorates. Only the military regime’s bac...

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Weekly Diary, No.410 (20 August-27 August 2010)

Weekly Diary, No.410 (20 August-27 August 2010)
  • TOP THREE TAKE ONE STEP BACK TO TAKE TWO STEPS FORWARD!
  • JUNTA BANS TOURISTS DURING POLLS!
  • JUNTA WANTS CFGs TO DISARM!
  • 12 PARTIES TO COMPETE FOR 176 SEATS IN SHAN STATE!

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New Burma Election Website Launched

( www.burmaelection2010.com ) for 2010 Election in Burma

Burma News International (BNI) members, other independent media and Burmese civil society groups have established a website providing a unique (in-depth news and analysis from each ethnic state) B...

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Message on The 59th Anniversary of Shan National Day

It is interesting to note that the linkage and emergence of the modern Shan State, its national day and the formation of the Union of Burma are so intertwined; it is almost impossible to discuss the making of this historical formation separately.

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