EDITORIAL—We must not let the violence derail the country from the path of national reconciliation. Editorial
Testing Time for MyanmarEDITORIAL—We must not let the violence derail the country from the path of national reconciliation. Myanmar’s post-socialist economic transformation
 Lessons can be learned from Asian neighbors, but perhaps more so from the Eastern Europeans.Bye-bye Burma, mingalarbar Myanmar
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 (Editorial) — The expressions "military crony” and “cronyism” have long been associated with ...A new chapter in U.S.-Burma relations
 In further recognition of the positive changes being made by the government of Burma, the United States has named ... Burma’s By-election: VOA editorial
(Editorial) – In another sign of the political changes taking place in Burma since the coming of civilian rule there ...Ensuring Due Process In Burma
(Editorial) – We call on the Burmese government to protect the fundamental rights of all of its citizens, ...The road to reform got a little less bumpy today
Burma is on the path to peaceful development but there will be more challenges ahead, in spite of a joyous day ...VOA editorial calls for political prisoners’ freedom
The following editorial on Burma was published on the Voice of America website on Tuesday, January 10, 2012. Now is ‘the beginning of the beginning’
(Editorial) – November 18, 2011, will go down as D-Day for not only the National League for Democracy (NLD) but for all ... |
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Since October this year, Burma has been in a state of civil war, with fighting between Burmese military and armed ethnic rebels. The ruling junta started a crackdown on these armed groups.
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