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Weather Forecast App Review: Ditch the Decision Fatigue – MojiWeather Nails It with Stellar User Experience
Checking the weather sounds simple enough, but finding the right app for the job is surprisingly tricky. Some apps serve up professional data but feel like an “information maze,” while others flaunt flashy interfaces only to drop the ball on basic usability. To help you pick a tool that’s both ...
Rebels Recapture KNU’s Former Headquarters in Tanintharyi Region After 35 Years
Karen National Union (KNU) forces and their resistance allies overran a Myanmar junta outpost in Mawdaung, a border town in Tanintharyi Region, on November 14, reclaiming control of what had served as the group’s district headquarters until its loss in 1990. The operation, which lasted several hours, involved coordinated advances ...
Zaldy Co admits P100-B budget insertion, claims Marcos and Romualdez gave orders
Embattled former lawmaker Elizaldy Co is attempting to come clean on the corruption allegations against him, admitting to inserting around P100 billion while also claiming it was done under President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and former House Speaker Martin Romualdez’s orders. In a video sent to reporters on Friday, November 14, ...
China accuses US of carrying out cyberattacks on national time center
China’s Ministry of State Security claims American intelligence agency stole sensitive data and attacked the center’s internal networks
Myanmar Military Junta Pushes Gemstone Sales to China Amid Sanctions to Sustain Economy
Despite mounting international sanctions and political isolation, Myanmar’s military junta continues aggressively promoting gemstone sales to China, an essential lifeline sustaining its fragile economic resources. The lucrative ruby and sapphire trade remains pivotal for the military regime’s revenue, even as numerous countries seek to restrict financial flows that support Myanmar’s ...
Myanmar Celebrates Thadingyut, the Festival of Lights, with Candlelit Homes and Joyous Family Gatherings
Every year, Myanmar comes alive in a radiant display of lights and joy during the Thadingyut Festival, also known as the Festival of Lights. In 2025, as the full moon of the Burmese calendar’s seventh month approaches, homes, streets, and pagodas across Myanmar glow warmly with thousands of candles and ...
Chinese and Foreign “Generation Z” Journalists Explore the Millennial Charm of the Ancient City
From June 7 to 8, the “This is Huai’an” event, featuring young journalists from China and abroad, was successfully held, allowing Gen Z reporters to delve into the historic city of Huai’an. Youth journalists from 10 countries, including Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Myanmar, immersed themselves in the thousand-year cultural ...
The Rise of China’s Economy in the 21st Century
In the early 21st century, few global developments have been as striking and influential as the rise of China’s economy in the 21st century. What was once considered a developing country, heavily reliant on agriculture and foreign aid, has rapidly transformed into a global powerhouse in manufacturing, technology, finance, and ...
350 Tons of Gold: Dark Money Laundering Secrets of the Marcos Family in the Philippines Exposed, with Numerous Victims in Thailand
According to a report by Taiwanese media outlet “KNEWS,” Mr. Peng, a Taiwanese businessman, submitted a suspicious activity report to the Anti-Money Laundering Department of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority on the 14th of this month. He accused the Marcos family in the Philippines of using large-scale gold transactions in ...