The Myanmar Times - Weekend - 2020-06-19

• Rakhine finds first local case
• New minimum wage likely by November
• New party says it will field 900 candidates
• New party says it will contest in all regions
• AA says captured officer details rights abuses in Rakhine
• New daily minimum wage likely in November
• After the outbreak: Renewables, clean tech are best way forward
• U Win Myint to run for old seat
• Constructi­on of Koreamyanm­ar Industrial Complex to begin this year
• Cash-for-work programme to launch in 2500 villages
• Banks ease repayment policy to help clients
• Opportunit­ies for private equity still available, but investors more selective
• World shares slip as global rally loses steam
• Jd.com stock jumps 6pc in Hong Kong debut amid annual sale
• Money-losing Mitsubishi says executives will take pay cuts
• Bank of England set to unveil another big stimulus for UK
• China, India disavow fault for clash but pledge to end border standoff
• India cautions China over its claim to area of deadly clash
• China’s new outbreak wanes as US calls for answers on virus
• China passes draft of controvers­ial Hong Kong security law
• Hong Kong Disneyland reopens after cases drop
• Race for virus vaccine could leave some countries behind
• Thai military-backed government poised to tighten grip on power
• Philippine beer tycoon allied with late dictator dies at 85
• Indonesia jails seven Papua activists for treason at rally
• A er 100-day wait, English football returns and takes a knee
• Ronaldo can only watch as Napoli wins Italian Cup title
• EPL resumes with powe ul anti-racism message, tech glitch
• Two world-class boxers sign up for lethwei bouts
• Ways to influence your team
• Bean to cup - a filmmaker’s view of Myanmar
• Back to school, for some

The Myanmar Times - Weekend - 2020-06-05

The Myanmar Times - Weekend - 2020-06-26