| Another False Start? |
Writers and publishers in Burma remain targets of one of the world’s most draconian censorship systems. |
Burmese writers and publishers have become masters of journalistic kung fu, using subtle means to defend their work against the lethal attacks of military censors. |
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Following up on our Burmese Tycoons series, The Irrawaddy presents this personal account of the pitfalls of doing business in Burma. |
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Thaksin Shinawatra and his Thai Rak Thai party overwhelmed their competitors in Thailand's January 6 election. |
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The author, the former editor of the recently banned Thintbawa magazine, pays homage to celebrated poet Tin Moe in this article first published shortly after the latter’s release from prison in 1995. |
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Rivalries between two of Burma’s top three leading generals are set to intensify, as Number One prepares to step down and external pressures continue to heat up. |
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Travels in a “fascist Disneyland” reveal tensions behind a facade of stability. |
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