News papers

 

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Daily newspapers

• Kyemon - The Mirror. A Government-run daily newspaper (Burmese)^[1][2]
• Myanma Alin - The Light of Myanmar. A Government-run daily newspaper (Burmese)^[1][3]
• New Light of Myanmar - A Government-run daily newspaper (English)^[1][4]
• The Yadanabon

Weekly newspapers and journals

• A-Myin-thit - Ministry of Interior, Special Branch Weekly newspaper (Burmese)
• BiWeekly Eleven
• Burma Today [1]
• The Commerce Journal
• First Eleven
• Flower News - Private weekly newspaper (Burmese) [2]
• Internet Journal
• Kanaung Journal
• Kumudra
• Mhukhin - Burmese for Criminal case, Ministry of Interior Crime weekly Newspaper (Burmese)
• The Myanmar Times - Semi-governmental, pro-government weekly paper (Burmese and English)^[1][5]
• Premier Eleven
• Myanmar Digest [3]
• Seven Days News or 7 Days News Journal - Private weekly newspaper (Burmese)^[1][6]
• Seven Days Sports
• The Voice Weekly
• Weekly Eleven
• The Yangon Times[4]
• Zay Gwet (Market Journal)

Published overseas

• Mizzima News Agency^[7]
• Mandalay Gazette
• Freedom News Group^[8]

Defunct popular and influential newspapers

• The Botataung (Burmese)
• The Guardian (Burmese and English)
• The Nation (Burmese and English)
• The Worker (Burmese)
• The Working People's Daily (Burmese and English)
• The Voice Weekly Journal (Burmese)
• Daily Sport Journal
• Phoenix - entertainment weekly, banned from publishing from August 2009 for unspecified reasons^[9]