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“Wrongheaded Approach”: Analyst Says Biden Letting Election Politics Guide Israel Policy
Political analyst Ben Domenech criticizes the Biden administration's approach to Israel, suggesting it is driven by election politics rather than genuine support for Israel's survival. He argues that the administration's actions are aimed at appeasing pro-Hamas Democrats to secure votes for the upcoming November election.
Myanmar trains midwives to tackle maternal death rate
Myanmar is training hundreds of midwives to reduce maternal mortality, a leading cause of death among women in the country. The initiative is part of broader social reforms under Aung San Suu Kyi's government, supported by the United Nations Population Fund. The program aims to address the high maternal death rate, particularly in rural areas, by deploying trained midwives to remote clinics. Despite the government's efforts, public frustration with the slow pace of reforms persists.
Myanmar, Thailand Incinerate Illicit Drugs Worth $800 Million
Officials in Myanmar and Thailand incinerated illegal narcotics worth over $800 million to mark the UN day against drug abuse and trafficking. Despite these efforts, authorities continue to struggle with the influx of illicit drugs in the region. In Thailand, over 9 tons of drugs, including methamphetamines, were destroyed, while Myanmar incinerated drugs worth around $217 million. Myanmar remains a major producer of illicit drugs, with significant quantities smuggled into China. The UN estimates Southeast Asia's trade in heroin and methamphetamine was worth $31 billion in 2013.
U.N. chief 'shocked' by top Myanmar general's comments on Rohingya
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres was shocked by comments from Myanmar's military chief Min Aung Hlaing, who stated that the Rohingya minority had nothing in common with Myanmar's ethnicities and blamed their demand for citizenship for recent violence. Nearly 700,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh since the military's crackdown in Rakhine state, which has been described as ethnic cleansing by the U.S. and U.N. Guterres called for Myanmar's leaders to promote communal harmony and address the violence's root causes. The Rohingya, whose families have been in Myanmar for generations, are denied citizenship as they are not recognized among the official ethnic groups.
U.N. chief 'shocked' by top Myanmar general's comments on Rohingya
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres was shocked by comments from Myanmar's military chief suggesting the Rohingya minority had nothing in common with the rest of the population, which exacerbated violence. Nearly 700,000 Rohingya fled to Bangladesh following a military crackdown in Rakhine state, which the U.S. and U.N. have labeled as ethnic cleansing, a claim Myanmar denies.
Myanmar cremates some of 31 bodies retrieved in missing plane disaster
Myanmar cremated ten of the 31 bodies recovered from the Andaman Sea following the crash of a military transport plane with 122 people on board. The search, involving navy ships, sonar systems, and civilian boats, continues despite stormy weather. The Chinese-made Y-8-200F plane lost contact shortly after takeoff. The cause of the crash remains unknown, and no survivors have been found. The China National Aero-Technology Import & Export Corporation is assisting in the investigation.
Bodies, Debris From Missing Army Plane Pulled From Sea off Myanmar
Rescuers recovered 29 bodies from the Andaman Sea after a Myanmar military plane carrying 122 people went missing. The aircraft, a Chinese-made Y-8-200F, lost contact shortly after takeoff. The search continues with navy and civilian ships, though experts suggest the focus may soon shift to salvage operations. The incident highlights ongoing issues with aviation safety in Myanmar.
Myanmar trains midwives to tackle maternal death rate
Myanmar is training hundreds of midwives to address the high maternal mortality rate, a key social reform as the country transitions from military rule. With 282 maternal deaths per 100,000 births, Myanmar's rate is significantly higher than regional averages. The training, supported by the United Nations Population Fund, aims to deploy midwives to rural areas lacking adequate healthcare. Despite efforts by Aung San Suu Kyi's government to implement social reforms, public frustration persists over the slow pace of change. The initiative is part of broader efforts to improve living standards and transition Myanmar to a middle-income country.
Myanmar trains midwives to tackle maternal death rate
Myanmar is training hundreds of midwives to reduce maternal mortality, a leading cause of death among women in the country. The initiative is part of broader social reforms under Aung San Suu Kyi's government. Despite efforts, public frustration persists due to the slow pace of development. The United Nations Population Fund supports the program, emphasizing the need to lower maternal mortality to improve living standards. Midwives play a crucial role, especially in rural areas, where healthcare infrastructure is lacking.
Myanmar trains midwives to tackle maternal death rate
Myanmar is training hundreds of midwives to reduce maternal mortality, a leading cause of death among women in the country. The initiative is part of broader social reforms under Aung San Suu Kyi's government, supported by the United Nations Population Fund. Despite efforts, public frustration persists due to the slow pace of development. The midwives' training aims to address healthcare deficiencies, especially in rural areas, and improve living standards.
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