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Myanmar Reuters journalists lose appeal against 7-year sentence
Reporters Wa Lone, 32, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 28, were arrested in Yangon in December 2017 and later jailed for violating the state secrets act, a charge Reuters said...
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'Top Myanmar military officers should be tried for crimes against humanity'
Amnesty said these people should face justice “for their command responsibility, their direct responsibility, or both.”
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Witness no-show as Reuters reporters mark six months in Myanmar detention
The police major conducted the inquiry after the journalists were arrested on 12 December. They have now spent six months in detention.
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Reuters wins Pulitzers for Philippines reporting, Rohingya photography
The Pulitzers recognised Reuters in international reporting for exposing the methods of police killing squads in Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.
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IBM shares fall on soft profit outlook
IBM’s results call after US markets closed on Thursday forecasting an operating profit of at least $13.80 per share for 2018, compared with $13.80 in 2017 and market expectations of $13.92.
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Reuters journalists in Myanmar appear in court, remanded for another 14 days
They were detained on 12 December after they had been invited to meet police officials over dinner.
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Myanmar says two Reuters journalists remanded in custody
Reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have been in detention for nine days with no detail on where they are being held.
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Egypt authorities challenge Reuters on casualties in western desert attack
The SIS also criticised the use of the word militant in the English version of the story that Reuters published.
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From action to adventure to more action, watch EWN’s favourite upcoming blockbusters.
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SA troops planning new CAR mission - report
Reuters is reporting that SANDF troops are being briefed in Uganda and are planning to return to CAR.
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Philanthropy: You're doing it wrong
Felix Salmon looks at how to give to charity, properly.
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Will Twitter's uncanny luck ever run out?
Sarah Lacy looks at whether Twitter can become a public company.
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Reuters Twitter account hacked
Global news agency Reuters says one of its Twitter accounts was hacked on Sunday.
