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There’s confidence in the air over Burma as a new airline prepares to take off. |
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Industry in Burma lags well behind that of its neighbors largely because of double standards, military meddling, and now, stiffer US economic sanctions. |
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Burma’s Muslims are gaining the attention of Western observers. |
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Continuing outside exploitation and the recent muzzling of the press spell bad news for the Hmong’s fading insurgency. |
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Hun Sen overcame all challengers in Cambodia’s elections in July, including a bid in Washington to unseat him. |
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Returning to past tactics, the junta has announced a plan for Burma’s future. |
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During the popular struggle against the British and civil war, two cartoonists entertained and provoked Burmese audiences with their fiesty sketches. |
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A Burma scholar traverses the history of Burma’s armed forces, its reasons for expansion and the complications facing the country’s most dominant institution. |
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Cows will be spared if the tiger takes pity.(A Burmese proverb) |
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Burma’s cabinet reshuffle brought in loyal young blood and consolidated power among the top generals. A sign of change? Or just the same old song and dance? |
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