The Myanmar Times - Weekend - 2020-07-24

• State Counsellor picks Kawhmu
• Mingun ancient ruins reopened to visitors
• Shan’s No. 2 party looks to boost election fortunes
• NLD to contest 1132 seats on November 8 elections
• Amarapura project did not cause riverbank breach: developer
• Ahlone township high school will close due to lack of students
• Funds for Mandalay zoo relocation up to regional govt: official
• How will US regional shift affect Sino-myanmar ties?
• Govt warns public of new virus wave
• Decentrali­se budget powers to improve governance, urges policy expert
• Global shares mixed as China-us tensions cast shadow
• US signs contract with Pfizer for COVID-19 vaccine doses
• Tesla picks Texas site for second US vehicle assembly plant
• Daimler lost US$2.2B in Q2, sees signs of recovery
• Amid pandemic, consumer goods sales hold up at Unilever
• Virus slams Bolivia as hospitals say: ‘There is no space’
• ‘Just got to suck it up:’ Masks mandatory in Australian city
• US ratchets up China tensions, closing Houston consulate
• South Asia floods displace millions, kill 550
• Two Mideast countries top world’s virus rates per population
• Social media heroes: Afghan teen, her brother fought Taliban
• Thai serial killer cremated sixty years after execution
• Donated bikes help ease difficulti­es through pandemic
• Indonesian­s tell survey: No more lockdown for coronaviru­s
• Liverpool players receive Premier League trophy on Kop
• Three teams to chase two Champions League spots on EPL’S final day
• Southeast Asian football players promote health through videos
• Postponed Tokyo Olympics hit one-year-to-go mark again
• Inter draw clears way for Juventus to seal title
• Mid-range hotels in Yangon
• The undercover taxi driver
• Organic Valley’s chemicalfr­ee foods
• Building-up Yangon’s past again
• Dreams of our youth, living abroad

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