(Commentary) Burma's new elections laws which will force the country's biggest opposition party the National League for Democracy to expel its own leader Aung San Suu Kyi, ...

(Commentary) The Burmese military regime’s harsh party registration law has at last shocked both the domestic and international community. Western countries, ...

(Commentary) The new election laws for the 2010 election are generally considered to be bad news for the opposition party National League for Democracy (NLD). Not only ...

(Interview) Burma’s military rulers on Tuesday announced the Electoral Law for its planned general election to be held later this year. But the country’s main opposition party, ...

(Editorial) Burma's generals are determined to hold this year's national election on their own biased terms, ignoring widespread calls from both inside and ...

(Commentary) Sometimes a hunter becomes prey. Similarly Burma's news hunters can become a victim of the news and a reporter's jailing becomes ...

As I was leaving the township chicken market, a young man in a blue municipal uniform approached me.  I was surprised and scared. “Brother, I just saw you taking photos ...

(Commentary) The National League for Democracy (NLD) party Vice-Chairman U Tin Oo has been freed from house arrest and has resumed his duties. But the news of U Tin Oo’s release ...

(Commentary) The release this past Saturday of the National League for Democracy’s second-in-command, Retired General Tin Oo, must not be ...

(Interview) The National League for Democracy (NLD) party Vice-Chairman U Tin Oo was released on Saturday evening after his six-year ...