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  • Associated Press Finance

    Myanmar quietly announces plans to study controversial Chinese dam project suspended 13 years ago

    Myanmar’s military government appears to be considering reviving a massive China-backed hydroelectric dam project, work on which was suspended more than a decade ago after protests over its possible impact on the environment. A notice from the Information Ministry, published online in the latest issue of the government gazette on Tuesday, announced a new leadership team for the Myitsone hydropower project, which was put on hold in 2011 by Myanmar’s military-backed former president, Thein Sein. The $3.6 billion project in the northern state of Kachin, along the country’s Irrawaddy River, was supposed to export about 90% of the electricity it generated to China, Myanmar’s northern neighbor.

  • PA Media: Sport

    West Ham appoint Julen Lopetegui as head coach to replace David Moyes

    Lopetegui has previously been in charge at Porto, Spain, Real Madrid and Sevilla prior to a brief stint with Wolves.

  • Yahoo Tech

    The best phone mount for your car in 2024, tested and reviewed

    Eyes on the road, bub. These versatile, affordable mounts keep your phone right where you can see it.