By Jonathan Thang
Farewell U Zaw Htay: You are considered to be a good pro-reform mindset person!
U Zaw Htay, the man who plays an important role during former President U Thein Sein’s government. Without him, the process of engaging with international communities will not be speedy during NLD-led civil government as it was during U Thein Sein’s administration period.
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Find your calling in life for a Successful Business
A few key steps to finding one’s calling are:
• Work for whomever you admire the most
• Figure out what you are bad at and avoid all of it
• Choose work that interests you
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By Jonathan Thang
Explanation of misunderstanding in my previous article:
A few weeks ago, some of my friends and acquaintance called me regarding my previous articles, particularly the word I used “Burmanization”.
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Opposite the neo-gothic cathedral stood the old and empty offices of the Myanmar Times, formerly the nation’s only private English-language daily. Operations halted a few weeks after the 1 February 2021 coup as staff resigned and readers boycotted the newspaper over its proprietor’s editorial policies, seen as sympathetic to the regime.
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By Jonathan Thang
Today, I would like to greet all the Burmese and friends from far and near, around the World, on “the 74th of Chin National Day”.
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A short conversation with the head of Norwegian churches’ bishop Dr. Olav Fykse Tveit (Ph.D.)
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Min Aung Hlaing might use the option of human shield by implementing mandatory to serve military by every citizen. But why, according to a former military serviceman who defected to resistance forces. (Read the full article in the Burmese language)
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