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Pope Francis has begun a delicate trip to Myanmar, a country accused of "textbook ethnic cleansing" against Rohingya Muslims.

Myanmar seems to be inviting foreign investment after 50 years of solitude. The lack of infrastructure creates opportunities of U.S. companies as well as its neighbors China and India but at what risk?

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The 6th India - Myanmar Joint Trade Committee (JTC) Meeting co-chaired by the Commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Dr. Than Myint

The aim of the SEZ is to help expand India's footprints in South East Asia amid China plans for massive road and port connectivity projects in the region as part of its One Belt One Road initiative. India's plan for SEZ was explained by MoS External Affairs VK Singh at the India-Asean Foreign Ministers meet at Laos earlier this week.

China is planning a considerable expansion of its foreign aid programs with a particular focus on infrastructure projects in countries along the land and maritime Silk Road trading routes, government officials said on Monday. The country is planning to initiate a number of strategically important aid projects to help improve transportation, energy and telecommunications in those countries, according to the Ministry of Commerce, which is responsible for administrating the country's foreign aid programs. Projects involving construction and improvement of roads, railways, ports and airports are already being implemented in countries including Laos, Myanmar, Nepal and in Central Asia, Yu Zirong, deputy director-general of the foreign aid department at the ministry, told a news conference in Beijing. "China's growing future foreign aid program will be tilted toward neighboring countries and those in the Silk Road region," Yu said. The planned shift in direction for Chinese foreign aid is a direct result of President Xi Jinping's proposed national strategy to revive the centuries-old trading routes connecting Asia and Europe, experts said. The newly created 40 billion yuan ($6.5 billion) Silk Road fund and the Beijing-initiated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank are expected to facilitate China's foreign aid programs in the future, they said. "Such a shift indicates that China will be more inclined to offer assistance to Asia and neighboring countries," said Wang Luo, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation. "It does not mean that the percentage of China's foreign aid to Africa will drop. It just means that Asia and countries along the Silk Road will get a greater share as China grows its aid spending," she said. Africa has been the largest recipient of China's foreign aid with more than half of spending directed at the continent between 2010 and 2012, according to a policy paper issued in June. China spent 89.34 bill

Rohingya refugees are holding signs at the Kutupalong refugee camp to celebrate the anniversary of their exodus in the Bazar of Cox, Bangladesh

The leader of the National League for Democracy of Myanmar, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, will be visiting India on October 16 during a four-day tour which will also be marked by attending the BRICS-BIMSTEC Outreach Summit in Goa.

Grub B yang diisi oleh indonesia, myanmar, vietnam, thailand sudah memasuki semi final, dan indonesia dipastikan akan bertemu kembali dengan sang negara gajah

The study discusses the competitive technology, government and market drivers of the Coca Cola globalization that has affected the people of Myanmar.

Manchester United has announced a multi-year sponsorship agreement in the Asia-Pacific region with American multi-national food and beverage company PepsiCo. Under the deal, PepsiCo becomes United's official soft drinks partner in Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos and Brunei and will hold exclusive rights to use the club's branding on its products and point of sale material in these markets. The English Premier League champion said it has a fan base in excess of 38 million in the countries in question, with the intention being for Pepsi's experience in both football marketing and within the region to further increase this reach.