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30 July 2010India slips Myanmar a nudge and a wink BY Sudha Ramachandran

BANGALORE - Myanmar's Senior General Than Shwe ended a five-day visit to India on Thursday having sealed several pacts that will boost security and economic cooperation between the two countries.

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30 September 2010An Election Not Worthy of Support BY Win Tin

Navi Pillay, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, recently said the world must exercise “utmost vigilance” to ensure the approaching elections in Myanmar (Burma) are free and

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27 July 2010Burma leader expects silence from India visit BY Amit Baruah

As Burma's top leader, General Than Shwe, pays a five-day state visit to India, the BBC's Hindi Service editor Amit Baruah asks what reaction the military ruler can expect from the world's

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22 October 2010Burma’s ballot BY Alia Allana

Burma and democracy, the country and the concept, make for strange bedfellows. Yet, the junta has slotted a date for Burma’s highly anticipated exercise in democracy. On November 7, the

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8 November 2010Burma: India’s Bad Neighbor Policy BY Shashi Tharoor

As stage-managed elections ratify the consequences of three decades of military rule in Burma, the perspective from its neighbor India may help explain why there is continued international

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12 November 2010Elections in Myanmar – A Violation of Human Rights? BY

Aung San Suu Kyi, easily the best known Burmese politician in the West, if not the world, was released from her latest episode of house arrest on Saturday, November 13, less than a week after the

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23 November 2010Burma’s Stubborn State BY Michael Green

In November 2007, Derek Mitchell and I published an essay in

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26 January 2011Is Burma Finally Poised for Change? BY David I. Steinberg

The seemingly interminable process of formulating a constitution and holding elections in Burma/Myanmar came to a conclusion on Nov. 7, with neither a bang nor a whimper.

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13 October 2011The Burma Spring BY Jim Della-Giacoma

These are heady days for those long hoping for change in Myanmar. The government, which was installed on the back of a sham election that saw the ruling junta ditch their military

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30 November 2011Myanmar: A New Peace Initiative BY International Crisis Group

The Executive Summary is also available in

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