News Source: Washington Post
| 3 days ago
Thein Sein dismissed as pure fabrication the allegation from human rights monitors that the Burmese army condones or even participates in ethnic pogroms against the nation's Muslim minority. The army is more disciplined than normal citizens, because
News Source: The Reporter
| 4 days ago
The list in no way lists all the individuals who would be objectionable to doing business with. And there are individuals on there for purely political and unvalidated reasons," said Rachel Calvert at the consulting company IHS, who helps advise U.S.
News Source: Boston.com
| 5 days ago
Myanmar (AP) If you're American and want to do business in Myanmar, there's a list of people and companies you have to steer clear of by law. But it leaves off a former minister's son U.S. officials suspected of brokering arms deals with North Korea,
News Source: Associated Press
| 1 month ago
The day San Zaw Htwe was arrested he tried to chew through the leg of the wooden chair he was shackled to...He figured he could swim away and escape the little room and the big men and the terrible certainty of years in prison. The former student
News Source: BurmaNet
| 2 months ago
Burma's former spy chief and retired general Khin Nyunt, who was once nicknamed TV actor by the Burmese public for his almost daily appearances on state television, recently made a return to the small screen, appearing alongside Lower House Speaker
News Source: Salem News
| 2 months ago
Yohei Sasakawa, the chairman of the Tokyo-based philanthropic organization the Nippon Foundation, is a man with a mission. As the Japanese government's recently appointed special envoy for national reconciliation in Myanmar, he has taken on the
News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
| 2 months ago
Nobel Peace Prize nominee and Myanmar's president, Thein Sein, has become the first head of state from the recently reformed country to visit Australia since 1974. Since coming to power in 2011 and instituting a number of economic and political
News Source: Asian Tribune
| 2 months ago
19 editor Burma is working tirelessly for democratic change and for a lasting peace, President Thein Sein told the Chairman of the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs at the European Parliament in Brussels. Noting that the country had