By Dr Than Zaw Oo IN A democratic system,elections are an indis-pensable process. Democracyembodies two essential dimen-sions: participation and competi-tion. These two dimensions mustbe fully realized through free andfair elections,…
MYANMAR is a country with rich cultural traditions andcustoms. Traditional festivals and activities of the ethnicgroups are also held as seasonal festivals throughout thewhole 12 months. Among these, the Thingyan…
The problem of smoke haze and air pollution is a critical environmental challenge not only for Myanmar but also for regional countries. Smoke haze pollution is, in fact, a form…
By Min Min Zan When I was young, I once heard my father say, “When I play the violin, I can forget everything.” I did not understand what he truly…
Myanmar is at a stage of striving to be a country that practises democracy, where universal principles such as justice, freedom, and equality flourish in accordance with the people’s aspirations.…
By Linn Latt Powerful Tool The effects of corruption are often intangible, yet they significantly hinder the sustainable development of our future world. Global data shows that the cost of…
By Dr Aung Tun 1. Introduction Every year on 7 April, World Health Day is celebrated on a grand scale across the globe. This significant day marks the founding of…
The World Health Organization (WHO) was established on 7 April 1948, and has now reached its 78th anniversary. 7 April, the day the WHO was founded, has been designated as…
By Soe Khant Lin The success of a state’s administrative system hinges on the dedication of its civil service personnel. These individuals are the strength of government, transforming policies into…
By Httoo Maung On 3 April, CNA, a foreign-based news agency, ignored the reality of Myanmar’s political developments by publishing an article titled “Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing elected…
