THE international community’s earthquake relief support to Myanmar depicts true compassion, solidarity, and commitment to a shared future.

Meteorology plays a vital role in daily decision-making, helping individuals determine whether to proceed with certain actions based on weather conditions for the best possible outcome. In today’s world, it is essential for people to analyze weather forecasts to plan effectively and achieve success.

Top scholars and thinkers drawn from Russia, India, China, Italy, Japan, Thailand, and Myanmar are set to brainstorm a roadmap for Myanmar that will allow it to confront serious challenges and avail exciting opportunities beyond 2025.

​​​​​​​RECENTLY, a Member of Parliament from Northeast India and a Manipur State Legislative Assembly member illegally entered Myanmar, making statements and actions that vio­lated the country’s sovereignty.

I LLEGAL trade primarily aims to evade deserved tax on exported and imported goods and is considered selfishness to secure all profits from trading. As such, the State misses the chance to obtain taxes while consumers face high prices for products. The aim is to completely eradicate illegal trade, which does not benefit the nation or its people, by working together to eradicate it.

​​​​​​​Myanmar is rich in cultural heritage, with numerous ancient religious monuments worth millions of kyats spread across the nation. These monuments, which have stood for hundreds of years, represent Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam, and other faiths. With over 130 ethnic groups residing together in Myanmar, it is the collective responsibility of all citizens to preserve these religious edifices, as they hold deep cultural and spiritual significance.

​​​​​​​MYANMAR is making it a bridge between Southeast Asia and South Asia. The country is one of the world’s top rice-exporting countries and ranks as the second-largest exporter of beans globally.

PEOPLE often perceive water as a widely available natural resource. However, for those living in water-scarce regions, water is a precious necessity, valued for its life-sustaining role. In particular, people in areas with low rainfall and limited water supply deeply understand the significance of clean drinking water.

Saya Maung Khin Min (Danubyu) reached the venerable age of eighty-five on 24 January 2025, but regrettably, he passed away less than four days later on 28 January 2025.

FARMERS are real benefactors for society as they cultivate crops to provide food supplies to society, although they suffer from the impacts of bad weather in growing crops in all seasons. As such, Myanmar marks Peasants’ Day for the people not to forget the gratitude of those farmers forever.