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Election Observation in Times of the Pandemic

CMOctober 30, 2020January 1, 2021

As in South Korea in April 2020, Myanmar will hold its election under conditions caused by the pandemic. Meaning also, that foreigners only have a very restricted right of entry into Myanmar. Currently, the country struggles even more than its neighbours in the ASEAN-region. The European Union has almost totally stopped its monitoring plan to […]

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Freedom of Press: Myanmar’s Actual Ranking

CMOctober 9, 2020January 1, 2021

In 2016, Myanmar ranked place 143 on the Reporters Without Borders’ (RSB) barometer of Freedom of the Press. In 2020, it changed to the 139th. Reasons for the only slight improvement, over a span of four years, are especially related to the handling of news covering the pandemic. Main reasons mentioned are „the blocking of […]

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Organic Farming – Expanding Business

CMAugust 4, 2020January 1, 2021

In Myanmar, organic farming is gaining ground. While most farmers are still used to working with pesticides, thousands have already changed their methods. This happened for different reasons. For example, in 2015/16, 1300 farmers including 440 women had been involved in a training program in Pyn Oo Lwin (Mandalay Division). International donors like the Nordic […]

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Israel and Myanmar: Beyond Military Assistance

CMJune 26, 2020October 30, 2020

As announced in December 2018 by Israeli Ambassador Ronen Gilor, the Middle-East country engages with Myanmar in selected sectors of  the economy. Currently, there is a cooperation in the fields of agrar-technology like drip irrigation, greenhousing and water management in general, as reports say. Here, Mandalay and Taunggyi in Southern Shan state are the main […]

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Shan State Governance

CMJune 5, 2020January 1, 2021

Sometimes, Myanmar is kind of bizarre. In this sense, taming wildlife trading can result in surprising effects. In January, a rat infestation took place around Pekon township, situated at the Southern tip of Inle Lake, overlapping Kayan territory. As a consequence, paddy „and other cerial crops“ were devastated. The rodents‘ invasion could not be brought […]

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Coping with Wildlife Markets

CMMay 24, 2020January 1, 2021

China is going forward in curbing wildlife breeding. According to the Bangkok Post, farmers of the provinces of Hunan and Jiangxi will be bought out, if they give up animal breeding. This sort of generating income has come under scrutinity in the context of Covid-19.  Both of the provinces are bordering Hubei with Wuhan as […]

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