
After energy warning, Myanmar gets EU assistance
Washington DC (UPI) May 15, 2017 - More than $13 million in humanitarian assistance is on hand for Myanmar, the EU said, one week after a warning that energy security threatened its development.
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Washington DC (UPI) May 15, 2017 - More than $13 million in humanitarian assistance is on hand for Myanmar, the EU said, one week after a warning that energy security threatened its development.
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