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| 30 August 2023

Preserve Bagan’s cultural heritage for the future

IN THE heart of the Bagan region, a plethora of ancient stupas and temples have flourished, testifying to the virtuous acts of the devoted Bagan community. These sacred structures, now recognized as Myanmar’s cherished cultural heritage, have suffered a fate wherein half of them vanished due to the passage of time, natural catastrophes, and

| 25 August 2023

Balancing Data Utilization and Individual Rights in the Age of Algorithms

AI, which stands for artificial intelligence, is a technological advancement where machines or robots mimic human intelligence to carry out tasks. As more and more online retailers, streaming services, and healthcare systems adopt AI technology, many people have likely experienced some form of it without even knowing.

| 8 August 2023

One ASEAN One Response

By Wai Wai Lin

| 8 August 2023

Polish ASEAN’s image for the emergence of a better community

AS the world faces an array of serious global challenges, ASEAN is no exception. The Association must adopt a more forward-looking and cohesive approach to address common traditional and non-traditional issues like natural disasters, emerging infectious diseases, transnational crimes, terrorism, and food and energy security.

| 26 July 2023

Uplift the role of mangrove ecosystems in defying disasters

MANGROVE forests have proven to be invaluable shields against natural disasters, offering vital protection from storms, landslides, flooding, and tsunamis. The absence of these coastal forests along the shorelines, as well as riverbanks and creeks, has led to devastating losses and damages in numerous natural disasters.

| 13 July 2023

Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Waste Management

WASTE management is a critical issue in today’s world, and it is essential to find innovative solutions for sustainable waste management. The world is generating an ever-increasing amount of waste, and if we don’t take action, we will soon be overwhelmed by it. Let us explore some innovative solutions for sustainable waste management.

| 13 July 2023

Emphasize renovation and preservation of cultural heritage in Bagan

RENOVATION and preservation of cultural heritage in Bagan are of paramount importance, considering the historical significance of the region. Bagan boasts over 1,000 years of ancient buildings, making it a World Heritage Region that captures the attention of the international community.

| 17 May 2023

Post-Disaster Management

POST-DISASTER management mentions that coordinated efforts are taken after a disaster has occurred, to help affected communities recover and rebuild. The goal of post-disaster management is to reduce the adverse impact of disasters on people, property, and the environment, and to restore the normal functioning of affected communities as quickly as possible. The followings are some of the key steps involved in post-disaster management.

| 13 May 2023

Where the West Got it Wrong!

TWO years after the infamous downfall of the NLD, with an abundance of corroborative evidence emerging, it seems so surprising that the US and the West are still clinging to the fact that the coup was illegal and terrorists sponsoring NLD should be the legitimate government. Here are the areas where the West got it wrong.

| 5 May 2023

Lweje border trade value tops US$0.2 mln on 30 April

EXPORTS worth US$0.232 million were shipped in 19 trucks to China through the Lweje border on 30 April, the statistics of the Ministry of Commerce indicated. Fifteen truckloads of tissue-cultured bananas and one truckloads of watermelons with a total value of $0.085 million were exported.

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