This week, The Irrawaddy discusses the outcome of the 21st Century Panglong peace conference, the Union Accord, and the right of secession.
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Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘We Cannot Forgive Dishonesty and Misconduct’
This week, The Irrawaddy discusses the misappropriation of regional development funds under the former government and the lack of legal action. By The Irrawaddy
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘The Political Landscape on the Ground is Quite Complicated’
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This week, The Irrawaddy discusses which ethnic armed groups will be invited and which will join the second 21st Century Panglong Conference.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘New Political Parties Are Not Enemies’
The Irrawaddy speaks with activist Ko Ko Gyi and political commentator Yan Myo Thein about the possibility of an 88-Generation political party.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘The NLD Must Reduce Centralization and Reconcile with Ethnic Groups for the Sake of the 2020 Election’
This week, The Irrawaddy discusses recent by-elections with political commentator Dr. Yan Myo Thein and founder of Yangon Watch group Dr. Nyo Nyo Thin.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘The Govt Must Review What it has Accomplished in a Year and Accept Criticism’
This week, The Irrawaddy discusses the successes and weaknesses of the NLD government’s policies one year after it assumed office.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘We Ethnic People Tolerate as Much as We Can’
This week, The Irrawaddy discusses protests against the naming of a bridge in Mon State and their future implications.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘The Govt’s 21st Century Panglong Conference is at Risk’
This week, The Irrawaddy discusses the recent attacks in Laukkai as well as other developments in Burma’s peace process.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘U Ko Ni’s Assassination Has Become a Hindrance to National Reconciliation’
The Irrawaddy discusses disagreements between the NLD government and the military-run Home Affairs Ministry in the investigation of U Ko Ni’s murder.
Dateline Irrawaddy: The Panglong Monument and the Pagoda
The Irrawaddy discusses if this Shwedagon Pagoda replica was built for religious purposes only, or if it was built with a political purpose in mind.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘The Govt Must Reform State-Run Media’
This week, The Irrawaddy discusses the development of private media and necessary reforms to state-run media.
Dateline Irrawaddy: “Corruption Is Still Rampant Despite The Anti-Corruption Law”
The Irrawaddy speaks with lawyer U Ko Ni and former Lower House lawmaker U Ye Htun to discuss the State Counselor Bill and Burma’s history of corruption.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘This System Calls for Cooperation’
The Irrawaddy discusses the impact of the new public transit system on commuters soon after its launch, as well as the challenges ahead.
Dateline Irrawaddy: ‘The Success of the System Will Depend Largely on Management’
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On this week’s Dateline, Ye Ni, May Sitt Paing, and Tun Tun discuss the Yangon Bus Service and its impact on Rangoon’s notorious traffic woes.
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