(Editorial) Businesses across Southeast Asia are preparing for the challenges presented by the Asean Free Trade Agreement. In the case of Burma, ...
Editorial
Panglong II requires further touches, military on board
(Editorial) The Zomi National Congress on October 24 launched an appeal in its Kalaymyo Declaration for the convening of ...A call for peace
(Editorial) Whether in central-government-dominated reaches of Kachin State, such as the capital of Myitkyina, or in regions under Kachin Independence ... New plan needed for long-term benefit
The release of democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest was an auspicious moment. While her release may provide a headache for the the junta, ...
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 November 2010 14:45 )
Will democratic and ethnic parties forge bloc with NUP?
(Editorial) Despite greatly diminished public interest in the upcoming general election compared to the fervour 20 years ago, the competitiveness of political parties ... Similarities and differences in Sino-Burmese relationship
This year marks 60 years of Burmese diplomatic relations with Beijing, its giant neighbour to the north; today a relationship at times somewhat ... Football in troubled times
(Editorial) As Nelson Mandela was introduced prior to the kick-off of the 2010 World Cup finals, the assembled crowd in the heart of Kathmandu erupted into applause – ...
Cosmetic change alone can’t fix Burma’s problems
(Editorial) When Prime Minister Thein Sein and 26 other military officers quietly retired their military stripes, little to nothing of the Burmese ...
Renewed civil war to follow 2010 elections?
(Editorial) The junta has once again extended a deadline on their contentious Border Guard Force proposal to three armed groups under ceasefire that ...
Junta forces NLD to a corner
(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 ...
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 March 2010 19:01 )
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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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