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  • junta granted amnesty for 8,552 prisoners??:
    DPa  12.3.2007

    Burma's junta granted 8,585 prisoners, including 33 Thais, amnesty to mark the completion of the national convention process last September, state media said ......more >>>


  • Burmese Buddhist Monks Outcasts in their Own Country:
    Shah Paung (The Irrawaddy)  12.3.2007

    Burma is a Buddhist country. But, under this military government, it no longer offers a place or security for Buddhist monks.

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  • Time for serious dialogue:
    Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy (International Herald Tribune)  12.2.2007

    Just two months ago, the world was shocked and outraged by the violent repression of peaceful demonstrations that took place in Burma. The images may have vanished from our screens, but we cannot and ......more >>>


  • Missing monks still a mystery:
    AP  12.1.2007

    Two months after Burma's brutal crackdown on peaceful protests led by Buddhist monks in Rangoon, the former capital city of the country is noticeably short of ......more >>>


  • Shouldn't she be released?:
    AP  12.1.2007

    Burma's ruling military junta must release detained democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi if it is serious about making the democratic reforms demanded by the ......more >>>


  • junta reshuffles commanders, showcases changes:
    Mizzima News  12.1.2007

    In what, is in all probability a diversionary tactics adopted by the Burmese military junta, it has effected another military reshuffle. Critics feel it is to showcase changes in the regime in the ......more >>>


  • Arrests, Harassment of Monks Is 'Troubling,'....:
    Bloomberg  12.1.2007

    The arrest of political activists and harassment of Buddhist monks by Burma's military regime is "deeply troubling'' and the junta must fulfill its pledge to take steps toward democracy, the U.S. State ......more >>>


  • crackdown rekindles ethical debate over doing business with repressive regimes:
    AP  11.29.2007

    The recent crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Myanmar has rekindled a decades-old debate: Is it morally right to do business in countries with ......more >>>


  • Amnesty Says Arrests in Burma Continue for two months Despite Government Pledge:
    Press Release (Amnesty International)  11.28.2007

    Amnesty International condemns the new arrests of political activists inside Burma, despite the commitment by Prime Minister Thein Sein to the UN Special Representative Ibrahim Gambari in early November ......more >>>


  • More political prisoners in Burma than govt says: UN investigator:
    AP  11.28.2007

    A UN human rights investigator who recently returned from Burma said he believes there are more political prisoners detained in the country than the government says, although he would not estimate how ......more >>>


  • Why endorsed Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's statement?:
    Reuters  11.27.2007

    Prominent Burma's ethnic Chin leader Pu Chin Sian Thang has been freed after his arrest last week for supporting detained opposition leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's call for dialogue and national ......more >>>


  • U.N. envoy on Myanmar wants to return by year end:
    Grant McCool (Reuters, editing by Sanjeev Miglani)  11.26.2007

    Hanoi: U.N. special envoy Ibrahim Gambari said on Monday he wanted to return to Myanmar by the end of the year as ......more >>>


  • New secretary-general: Asean members have no time to waste...:
    Bangkok Post  11.26.2007

    As government leaders met in Singapore last week to sign the historic Asean Charter _ making the 40-year-old association a rule-based legal entity with enhanced responsibility _ the violent crackdown on ......more >>>


  • U.N. Burma fact-finder to speak at Brown University:
    The Providence Journal  11.26.2007

    The people of Burma live largely in the absence of basic human rights. Yet last month’s pro-democracy demonstrations, met by a government crackdown, are "a sign that society is alive and attentive," says the United ......more >>>


  • A New Approach to Burma junta...:
    Michael Green and Derek Mitchell (Foreign Affairs, U.S.)  11.25.2007

    Over the past decade, Burma has gone from being an antidemocratic embarrassment and humanitarian disaster to being a serious ......more >>>


  • ASEAN leaders expected to strengthen position on Burma:
    Channel News Asia (Singapore)  11.25.2007

    ASEAN leaders are expected to strengthen their position on Burma in the next few months, said ASEAN Secretary—General Ong Keng Yong, who also stressed that much is at stake in the grouping’s programmes ......more >>>


  • No EU-ASEAN FTA Without Burma Reforms!:
    AP  11.25.2007

    The European parliament will oppose any free-trade deal between Europe and Southeast Asia unless Burma makes democratic reforms, visiting parliamentarians ......more >>>


  • junta abuses female prisoners:
    Subhatra Bhumiprabhas (The Nation)  11.23.2007

    The Burmese authority forced female political prisoners to confess that they had sexual relation with monk protestors, said the Women's League of Burma (WLB) at a press conference at Foreign ......more >>>


  • Burma's dirty hand:
    Andy Mukherjee (International Herald Tribune)  11.23.2007

    The countries of Southeast Asia are embarking on an exciting new journey; it's a pity they are going to be slowed down by extra baggage that they ought never ......more >>>


  • Asean's faulty megaphone diplomacy:
    Michael Vatikiotis (Bangkok Post)  11.23.2007

    The notion of a regional approach to resolving Burma is dead...

    Twenty years ago in a wood-panelled conference room in Indonesia's Ministry of Foreign ......more >>>


  • No EU free-trade deal with ASEAN without reforms in Myanmar!!:
    AP  11.23.2007

    EU lawmakers vow to block free-trade deal with ASEAN without reforms in Myanmar

    The European parliament will oppose any free-trade deal ......more >>>


  • junta is playing:
    AsiaNews (Italy)  11.23.2007

    Asean and the European Union agree to a joint statement calling on Burma to release all political prisoners and expressing appreciation for the work of the United Nations in the country. Local and ......more >>>


  • The New ASEAN Head is....:
    Reuters  11.23.2007

    New Asean head is Burma critic with clout: Its newly signed charter will make the Association of South East Asian Nations less of a club and more of an organization. And its new chief is set to be less ......more >>>


  • NLD says arrests undermine talks:
    Reuters  11.23.2007

    National League for Democracy condemned on Thursday the arrest of two prominent politicians, saying it undermined talks to build "mutual confidence" between the opposition and military ......more >>>


  • Asean dances to junta's tune:
    Editorial (Bangkok Post)  11.22.2007

    In its typical Asean way and for no good reason, leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have decided it is much safer to save the ugly face of the ruling Burmese generals than to offend ......more >>>


  • EU and ASEAN call for free detainees and democracy:
    Jan Dahinten and Koh Gui Qing  11.22.2007

    The European Union and Southeast Asian leaders called on Thursday for enhanced economic cooperation and the release of political detainees in military-ruled ......more >>>


  • Open Letter to EU Leaders:
    Amnesty International EU (Belgium)  11.22.2007

    Amnesty International: Open Letter to EU Leaders

    Amnesty International calls on the EU to make the ongoing political and human rights crisis in Myanmar a central issue ......more >>>


  • Asian leaders can only make appeals to junta??:
    The Jakarta Post  11.22.2007

    The behavior of the Burmese junta for 40 years has become a global concern, although what the international community has done so far is only condemn junta chief Gen. Than Swe and impose ineffective ......more >>>


  • Philippine president rebukes Myanmar junta:
    AP  11.22.2007

    The president of the Philippines took a parting shot at Myanmar's junta Wednesday, deploring the pace of democratic reforms in the Southeast Asian ......more >>>


  • junta releases demonstrators but only so that they can die at home:
    AsiaNews (Italy)  11.22.2007

    Sources tell AsiaNews that some prisoners freed as a token of the generals’ good will survive only for a few days as a result of the inhumane treatment received whilst in prison. UN resolution condemns ......more >>>


  • Less talk, more action!!!:
    AFP  11.22.2007

    UN rights expert urges 'less talk, more action' on Burma

    The UN's independent human rights expert for Burma on Wednesday urged the international community to show "less ......more >>>


  • junta faces calls for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi release at Asia summit:
    AFP  11.22.2007

    Burma regime was hit Wednesday with demands to release democracy icon Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and criticism over its bloody crackdown on dissent, at a regional summit that embraced its friends and foes.

    The ......more >>>


  • Yes, Big Brother Is Watching:
    Lennox Samuels (Newsweek)  11.21.2007

    In a land of government lunacy, residents need official permission to use the phone and to travel across town. An on-scene journal from beleaguered ......more >>>


  • Myanmar regime scores victory at summit:
    Sarah Stewart (AFP)  11.21.2007

    Myanmar's new prime minister Thein Sein was expected to face a tongue-lashing at a Southeast Asian summit just weeks after the regime's crackdown on protests. ......more >>>


  • In Singapore, Burma activists keep within the law:
    The Nation (The Straits Times/Asia News Network)  11.21.2007

    About 40 Burma nationals were having coffee at the Starbucks cafe at Orchard Parade Hotel, or standing around nearby. As the clock struck 7pm Tuesday night, they gathered silently ......more >>>


  • Japan to contribute personnel to support U.N. envoy in Burma??:
    Nyaine Chun  11.21.2007

    Japanese Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura on Wednesday assured U.N. special envoy Ibrahim Gambari that Japan fully supports his efforts to facilitate democratization in Burma, and plans to contribute ......more >>>


  • Australia Wants 'Dialogue and Success' on Burma:
    Bloomberg  11.21.2007

    Australia wants 'action, dialogue and success'' on Burma, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said today in Singapore.

    Downer also said the United Nations' Ibrahim Gambari should be given more power ......more >>>


  • Gambari says UN can 'make a difference' in Burma:
    DPA  11.21.2007

    The United Nations can "make a difference" in Myanmar, where others have failed, with the support of East Asian countries and the international ......more >>>


  • UN committee approves Myanmar resolution:
    Edith M. Lederer (AP)  11.20.2007

    A U.N. General Assembly committee approved a draft resolution Tuesday strongly condemning the Myanmar government's crackdown on peaceful protesters and ......more >>>


  • Building a Solution for Burma...:
    Walter Lohman (Special to washingtonpost.com's Think Tank Town)  11.20.2007

    The nature of the news cycle and well-meant wishful thinking lends itself to short memories -- as the situation in Burma illustrates.


  • Asean charter falls foul of Burma divisions:
    Amy Kazmin (The Financial Times Limited)  11.20.2007

    Members of the Association of South East Asian Nations on Tuesday signed a new charter committing themselves to democracy and economic integration even as a ......more >>>


  • U.N. rights panel rebukes Myanmar and North Korea:
    Claudia Parsons (Reuters)  11.20.2007

    A United Nations panel rebuked Myanmar, Iran and North Korea on Tuesday for human rights abuses, overcoming objections by developing nations that the move amounted to "demonization" of some states. ......more >>>


  • UN panel slams Myanmar crackdown on protests:
    Gerard Aziakou (AFP)  11.20.2007

    A UN General Assembly panel on Tuesday passed a resolution strongly condemning the recent crackdown on anti-government protests by Myanmar's rulers but the vote was dismissed by the military-run ......more >>>


  • junta seizes Chinese mobile phones in Kachin state:
    Mizzima News  11.20.2007

    junta authorities in northern Burma's Kachin State on Sunday began to seize widely used Chinese mobile phones from civilians, local residents said.

    Following the seizure of several Chinese mobile ......more >>>


  • Surprise pressure from Myanmar's neighbors...:
    Wayne Arnold (The International Herald Tribune)  11.19.2007

    An emerging rift among Asian leaders over Myanmar burst into the open at a regional summit meeting on Monday when the Philippine president suggested that her ......more >>>


  • Southeast Asian summit opens with Myanmar row:
    Jason Gutierrez (AFP)  11.19.2007

    Photo: Activists wearing masks of a portrait of Myanmar supreme leader Senior General Than Shwe (L) and Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ......more >>>


  • ASEAN to sign landmark charter amid Myanmar row:
    Geert De Clercq and Daryl Loo (Reuters)  11.19.2007

    Southeast Asian nations were set to sign a charter on Tuesday that aims for free trade and human rights, but controversy over member Myanmar has marred the landmark deal.

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  • 'Cut off' Myanmar: rights group:
    AFP  11.19.2007

    Human Rights Watch called on Monday for the international community to halt new investment in Myanmar's oil and gas sector to punish the regime for its ......more >>>


  • ASEAN cancels UN envoy's briefing on Myanmar:
    Sarah Stewart (AFP)  11.19.2007

    Photo: junta Prime Minister General Thein Sein (L) is escorted by Singapore's Foreign Minister George Yeo (R) upon his arrival at Singapore's ......more >>>


  • Burma tops agenda as ASEAN meets:
    AFP  11.19.2007

    Southeast Asian leaders gathered Sunday for their annual summit with their bloc's credibility at stake as they grapple with Burma, which has earned global ......more >>>


  • China to Reject Imposing Sanctions on Burma:
    Bloomberg  11.19.2007

    China will reject sanctions on Burma at a meeting of Asian leaders in Singapore this week, and won't press for a timetable for democratic reforms sought by the U.S. and the United Nations, a Chinese ......more >>>


  • Reconciliation Remains Distant Hope In Burma, Despite UN Visits:
    Michael Casey (AP)  11.19.2007

    The United Nations heaped praise on Burma's military junta this week for allowing meetings with prominent political prisoners and said that progress was being made in brokering ......more >>>


  • ASEAN Leaders Will Avoid Sanctions, Rebuke on Burma regime:
    Bloomberg  11.18.2007

    Burma junta is unlikely to face a call for sanctions or even a public rebuke over its crackdown on democracy protestors when leaders of 10 Southeast Asian nations discuss the military junta in Singapore ......more >>>


  • Singapore bans Burma protest at ASEAN summit:
    Reuters  11.18.2007

    Singapore has banned all outdoor protest at a summit of Southeast Asian nations and rejected an opposition party's request to stage a Burma pro-democracy protest, police and activists said on Saturday. ......more >>>


  • Burma High on Agenda as Southeast Asian Leaders Gather for Summit:
    Luis Ramirez (VOA - Bangkok)  11.16.2007

    Officials from member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations begin gathering in Singapore Saturday for ASEAN's annual summit conference. As ......more >>>


  • The moral disintegration of Burma's military:
    Carol Ransley and Toe Zaw Latt (Eureka Street, Australia)  11.16.2007

    Despite the increasingly repressive environment in Burma since monk-led protests were brutally quashed in September, monks and groups of activists continued to lead small-scale protests during the past ......more >>>


  • Picture of Normalcy Presented to UN Envoy:
    Moe Yu May (Inter Press Service, Italy)  11.16.2007

    Over the past few days, Burma’s military regime has yet again proved its mastery at conjuring up an image of normalcy when an important visitor is in town.

    But the drama played out for United ......more >>>


  • Forty years of ASEAN -- what to do with Burma?:
    C.P.F. Luhulima (The Jakarta Post)  11.16.2007

    The Association of Southeast Asian Nations was established in 1967 when its member states recognized their apparent inability to resolve disputes bilaterally, to address the need for a ......more >>>


  • Gem dealers push to ban Burma's rubies after bloody crackdow:
    AP  11.16.2007

    Burma's rubies are indisputably the world's finest, but their rich red hue is reminding an increasing number of international gem dealers of the bloody ......more >>>


  • China unwavering in support for Burma:
    AFP  11.16.2007

    Booming China needs energy and that means it needs Burma, observers say -- a lucky break for the ruling generals, who have been able to ......more >>>


  • Burmese Monks:
    Reena Sethi (BBC)  11.15.2007

    Burma's ruling generals have targeted Buddhist monks as they seek to silence dissent following September's protests. On a recent trip to the city of Mandalay, reporter Reena Sethi was given rare ......more >>>


  • Boycott clouds gem show in Burma:
    International Herald Tribune  11.15.2007

    In recent years, gem dealers from across the globe have flocked to auctions in Burma, where huge piles of jade and chunks of unpolished rubies are put on display by a government eager for hard ......more >>>


  • Security Council vows to keep pressure on Burma??:
    AFP  11.14.2007

    The Security Council on Tuesday welcomed recent positive steps by Burmese rulers but the United States vowed continued pressure to ensure a "substantive dialogue" with the democratic ......more >>>


  • Two Prominent Burma's activists and more arrested:
    AP and BBC  11.14.2007

    Burma's security forces have arrested two prominent anti-government activists — a Buddhist monk and a labor rights advocate, fellow dissidents said ......more >>>


  • Singapore plays doctor and alleged banker to Burma's generals:
    AFP  11.14.2007

    Burma is facing a fresh scolding from ASEAN summit host Singapore but ties between the two nations run deep, with the city-state acting as doctor and alleged ......more >>>


  • U.N. envoy upbeat after Burma trip but West doubtful:
    Reuters  11.14.2007

    U.N. special envoy Ibrahim Gambari gave an upbeat report on Tuesday on his recent trip to promote democracy in Burma but Western ambassadors voiced doubts about the junta's ......more >>>


  • Asean can smile _ but not too broadly:
    Anuraj Manibhandu (Bangkok Post)  11.13.2007

    Recent developments in Burma may have given the Association of Southeast Asian Nations a reason to smile, but experience with the junta not so long ago should restrain Asean from throwing caution to the ......more >>>


  • Ban urges Burma's parties to speed up reconciliation efforts:
    AFP  11.13.2007

    UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Monday urged Burma's ruling junta and opposition to redouble their efforts to achieve national reconciliation and full respect for human rights.

    Meanwhile Human Rights ......more >>>


  • Where are the monks?:
    AP  11.12.2007

    The monasteries of Myanmar used to teem with saffron-robed Buddhist monks, revered as spiritual guides and moral authorities in a country in the grip of a repressive military regime.


  • Asean and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi develop a new rapport:
    Kavi Chongkittavorn (The Nation)  11.12.2007

    Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's reaction last week to the situation in Burma was constructive as he implicitly indicated that Asean has ......more >>>


  • What Fits junta's Agenda?:
    Larry Jagan (Inter Press Service, Italy)  11.11.2007

    Tentative talks between Burma’s pro-democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and the country’s military rulers have begun, raising hopes of a political breakthrough. "If the talks go well, she may be ......more >>>


  • $100 oil to put junta to raise fuel prices again:
    Reuters  11.11.2007

    Oil was $72 a barrel in August when a budget crunch forced Burma's ruling generals to slash fuel subsidies, sparking protests that snowballed into the biggest ......more >>>


  • Extent of Burma's Protest Crackdown Revealed:
    PBS  11.11.2007

    Independent Television News reports on the emergence of new details on the extent and aftermath of a military crackdown on anti-government protests in Burma.

    JUDY ......more >>>


  • UN under fire for 'failure' in Burma??:
    The Australian  11.11.2007

    Pro-demovracy leaders have lambasted the UN's "ineffective" human rights mission to Burma and its "failure" to protect persecuted monks and dissidents who ......more >>>


  • APF president looking to sue Burma's junta:
    Asia Pacific Media Network  11.11.2007

    The president of Tokyo-based APF News Inc. announced he would urge the Japanese government to sue the Burmese government through the International Criminal Court over the murder of ......more >>>


  • junta plays the game, but always to win...:
    Connie Levett (Sydney Morning Herald)  11.9.2007

    When the new British ambassador went to Naypyidaw, the remote Burmese capital, to present his diplomatic credentials in mid-2006, he reportedly thought the ......more >>>


  • Burma Standoff Appears to Soften?:
    New York Times  11.9.2007

    In a surprising break from years of deadlock in Burma, the pro-democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi said she was ready to "cooperate" ......more >>>


  • Hope flickers in Burma as Daw Aung San Suu Kyi meets her party:
    Reuters  11.9.2007

    Detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi was due to meet leaders of her party on Friday for the first time in more than three years as hope flickered she ......more >>>


  • Myanmar junta, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi edge toward talks...:
    Aye Aye Win (AP)  11.8.2007

    Trading goodwill gestures, Myanmar's junta agreed to let detained pro-democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi meet with members of her party Friday for the ......more >>>


  • UN envoy to meet Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi??:
    AFP  11.8.2007

    UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari was to meet Myanmar's detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Thursday after warning the junta against a return to the status quo before mass protests shook the nation. ......more >>>


  • UN Envoy Fail to Impress junta?:
    Larry Jagan (Inter Press Service, Italy)  11.7.2007

    On his second visit to Burma since the brutal crackdown on demonstrators, in September, United Nations special envoy Ibrahim Gambari held talks with senior members of the Burmese military regime. But ......more >>>


  • UN rights official to visit Burma amid concerns over progress:
    AFP  11.7.2007

    As a top UN human rights official prepared to visit Burma for the first time in four years, the world body's chief Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday he was "concerned" ......more >>>


  • junta rejects U.N. envoy's bid for three-way talks:
    Reuters  11.7.2007

    Burma's ruling junta has rejected U.N. special envoy Ibrahim Gambari's bid for three-way talks with detained opposition leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi during his ......more >>>


  • Daw Aung Suu Kyi needs more frequent medical attention:
    NLD (via Mizzima News)  11.7.2007

    Alarmed over detained Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's deteriorating health, the National League for Democracy leadership said she needs more frequent and proper ......more >>>


  • Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Set for Talks With Un Envoy??:
    The Guardian (U. K.)  11.7.2007

    Detained Burmese democracy leader to meet official amid reports she is being treated for an unknown illness.

    The detained Burmese democracy leader Aung ......more >>>


  • US seeking 'concrete results' from UN envoy in Burma:
    AFP  11.6.2007

    UN special envoy Ibrahim Gambari met Foreign Minister Nyan Win and leaders of Burma's many ethnic groups Monday as the United States pressed for concrete ......more >>>


  • junta welcomes U.N. envoy with government rallies:
    Reuters  11.6.2007

    Hundreds of elementary and middle school students are being forced to attend the junta support rallies ......more >>>


  • junta leader expected to snub UN envoy on reform mission:
    AP  11.6.2007

    A U.N. envoy hoping to broker talks on political reform in military-ruled Burma might not get to talk with the top junta leader because of ......more >>>


  • UN envoy meets ethnic leaders but junta chief elusive:
    AFP  11.6.2007

    UN special envoy Ibrahim Gambari was Monday due to meet representatives from many ethnic groups but officials said there were so far no ......more >>>


  • Mr. Gambari Still Waiting to Meet U Than Shwe:
    AP  11.6.2007

    The UN envoy to Burma, Ibrahim Gambari, still has not managed to hold talks with the leader of the country's ruling junta, days into his second visit since ......more >>>


  • Group Fears for Myanmar Activists' Safety:
    Rungrawee C. Pinyorat (AP)  11.5.2007

    Pro-democracy activists fleeing Myanmar in the wake of a military crackdown have no legal protection and are targets of exploitation once they reach Thailand, a U.S. advocacy group said Monday. ......more >>>


  • Envoy's trip to Burma strained???:
    Thomas Fuller (International Herald Tribune)  11.5.2007

    The United Nations has begun its latest mission to persuade Burma's military government to reconcile with democratic dissidents in the country.


  • Burma call:
    http://www.transparency.org  11.5.2007

    The United Nations Security Council as well as Burma’s neighbours must increase pressure on the Burmese government to end massive human rights abuses and ......more >>>


  • U.N. envoy meets Myanmar junta go-between:
    Aung Hla Tun (Reuters)  11.4.2007

    U.N. envoy Ibrahim Gambari met the Myanmar junta's go-between with detained democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi on Sunday, during a mission for reform complicated by the generals' move to kick out the U.N.'s ......more >>>


  • Unbowed in Burma:
    Editorial (The Washington Post)  11.4.2007

    The resistance continues, but it needs help!!

    Burma's ruling generals yesterday ordered the expulsion of a senior United Nations official, ......more >>>


  • What junta Must Fear:
    U Gambira (The Washington Post)  11.4.2007

    Runaway inflation illustrates there is nothing sustainable about the current economic situation

    In August, the Burmese ......more >>>


  • British entertainers plan to deliver a new piano to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi:
    The Times (U.K.)  11.4.2007

    Like all grand romantic gestures, this one has little regard for practical restraint. A band of British wellwishers are planning to ship a piano down river to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the elected Burmese ......more >>>


  • UN in Burma: a history of failed efforts:
    AP  11.4.2007

    Efforts in recent years by the United Nations to achieve reconciliation between the ruling military and pro-democracy forces in Burma have been punctuated by ......more >>>


  • UN envoy arrives in Burma for crisis talks amid expulsion row:
    AFP  11.4.2007

    UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari arrived in Burma on Saturday for a second round of crisis talks with the country's rulers as moves to expel another key diplomat threatened to overshadow his push for ......more >>>


  • junta sends mixed signals ahead of UN envoy visit:
    AFP  11.4.2007

    Internet cuts and diplomatic uncertainty cloud the atmosphere ahead of UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari's visit to Burma, where he is to press junta leaders for reform after a violent crackdown on ......more >>>


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