France’s TotalEnergies and US-headquartered Chevron, two of the world’s largest energy conglomerates, announced on January 21 that they were ceasing all operations in Myanmar.
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Myanmar’s military government will begin accepting China’s currency, the renminbi, as official settlement currency for trade with and investments from its northern neighbor, Reuters...
Vietnam and Indonesia have both ambitious plans to leave their status as developing countries with an emerging lower-middle income status behind and reach developed...
Rohingya refugees from Myanmar are suing Facebook’s parent organisation Meta Platforms for as much as $150 billion over allegations that the social media company...
Japanese beer company Kirin Holdings said on December 6 that it has filed for commercial arbitration to terminate its joint venture with its Myanmar...
Myanmar’s civilian National Unity Government (NUG), which sees itself as the country’s legitimate administration in opposition to the ruling military junta, has been surprisingly...
Norwegian telecom company Telenor is faced with a big backlash to its strategy of focusing on expanding in developing countries as Myanmar’s unrelenting junta...
Myanmar’s shadow government National Unity Government of Myanmar, or NUG, which has been set up as a pro-democracy group opposing the February 1 military...
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, India’s largest integrated ports and logistics company, said on October 27 at its fiscal second quarter presentation that...
Foreign investment into Myanmar has fallen dramatically in the months since the February 1 coup, having reached an eight-year low, the country's Directorate of...