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Burma’s censors have imposed an effective ban on reporting about HIV/AIDS. But they are not alone: The exiled opposition is also maintaining an unhealthy silence on the issue. |
Former employees of iTV are hoping to restore confidence in the integrity of Thailand’s media. |
While other publications labor under draconian press censorship, The Myanmar Times enjoys freedoms few journalists in Burma can even begin to imagine. |
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Burma’s dare-to-be-different regime has decided to skip the Industrial Age and go straight to the Nuclear Age in its bid to catch up with the rest of the world. |
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The closure of the Maneeloy holding center for Burmese dissidents has chilled hopes of a rapid resettlement for those left behind. |
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Japanese PM Junichiro Koizumi met with his counterparts from Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore in mid-January to discuss economic and security issues. |
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Burmese and Thai officials are using an alluring tactic in an attempt to heal a rift in bilateral relations. |
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A new book details the disparate cultural influences that have been woven into the fabric of Thai society through the evolution of Lan Na textiles. |
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