- Latest uverse coupon code at AnyCodes.com
-
Bang The Book - Meizitang Botanical Slimming Soft Gel
- Rare Earths Lynas Corporation
- antoun sehnaoui
-
ballkleider -
Academi
Burma’s Lucky Bibliophile
A librarian risked prison time by lending books during the former military regime and was caught by President Thein Sein’s current spokesman—with surprising results.
‘I Want to Build a Peaceful Life for Myself’
His recently opened art gallery shows how far Burma’s former spymaster Khin Nyunt has come since his days as one of Burma’s most feared men.
Burmese Cuisine and the American Dream
A husband and wife team earn critical acclaim by introducing the flavors and culture of their Southeast Asian homeland to California foodies.
Press Freedom, With Limits
Burma’s journalism scene is opening up, but after speaking with reporters in Rangoon, media watchdog Shawn Crispin sees cause for concern.
‘What I Have Been, Constantly, Is in a Revolution’
Famed exile Kachin singer and songwriter Mun Awng longs to perform before a home audience, but isn’t convinced he can do so freely just yet.
A ‘Crony’ with a Conscience
The Irrawaddy speaks to business mogul Zaw Zaw about his reputation as one of Burma’s “cronies” and his hopes for the fast-changing nation’s future.
‘We only shot with rubber bullets to scare them’
The police said the recent violence against Muslims was orchestrated and was conducting an investigation into the events.
Nationalist Monk U Wirathu Denies Role in Anti-Muslim Unrest
Buddhist monk U Wirathu runs a Burmese nationalist “969” campaign that has fanned anti-Islamic sentiments. But he denies his ideas are spurring the current unrest.
‘Trust-building Is Vitally Important’
The Irrawaddy speaks with Yohei Sasakawa, chairman of the Nippon Foundation, about his role in Burma's ongoing efforts to end decades of ethnic conflict.
A Former Child Soldier Recounts Years of Attempted Escape
Ye Lin calls on the authorities to end the use of child soldiers, who are often forcibly recruited into the Burmese government’s army.
‘We Want the Project to Continue’: Wanbao
The Irrawaddy speaks to a senior official of the Myanmar Wanbao mining company about the company's controversial Letpadaung copper mine in Sagaing Division.
Back in the Land of Green Ghosts
The Irrawaddy speaks to author Pascal Khoo Thwe about his return to Burma, where his acclaimed autobiography is now freely available to readers.
The way forward in Chinland: “Emphasize participation of women”
A year ago, the Chin National Front reached a ceasefire agreement with Burma’s government. A prominent Chin human and women’s rights activist discusses the changing situation.
Change in Burma: A Chinland Perspective
A year ago, the Chin National Front reached a ceasefire agreement with Burma’s government. A longtime Chin political activist now speaks about his people’s future.
Burma’s Beauty Queen Opens Up
Miss Myanmar tells us about a stressful bikini photo shoot, the difference between beauty contests in Burma and abroad, and lessons from her pageant days.
In the US, a Voice Sings Out From Chin State
After releasing her debut album in the United States, a 22-year-old ethnic Chin singer opens up about her life with polio and her music ambitions.
‘They Will Fail’
Naw Awn, the soft-spoken mayor of Laiza, says that the Burmese army offensive will never succeed in breaking the spirit of the Kachin people.
‘We’re Not Targeting Civilians’
President's Office spokesperson Ye Htut tells The Irrawaddy why Burma's armed forces is using airstrikes against the KIA, and why some refugees aren't getting aid.
‘It’s About Burma’
US Ambassador to Burma Derek Mitchell says America's engagement with Burma is about helping the country realize its potential, not about countering China's influence.
