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| This is not the time for Thailand to take a tougher stance against refugees from Burma, a country that remains at war with many of its ethnic minorities. |
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| The events of 2009 in Burma give little hope that things will change much in 2010. |
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| The years that Ibrahim Gambari served as the UN special envoy to Burma were memorable, but the part he played during this period was not. |
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| The Association of Southeast Asian Nations should introduce Burma to a new “ball game” based on rules of reward and punishment. |
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| By AUNG ZAW |
| As UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon looks for a successor to his special envoy on Burma, it might be useful to consider some do's and don'ts to guide him through the task. |
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| By AUNG NAING OO |
| At the core of the 2008 Constitution is the military government’s cherished notion of “dwifungsi”––the self-assigned double duty of managing the country’s internal governance and protecting it from security threats. |
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| By AUNG ZAW |
| The world is waiting for Burmese junta leader Than Shwe to announce his 2010 time line—but does he have one? |
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| By MIN ZIN |
| There are now more reasons than ever for China to press Naypyidaw for genuine reconciliation in Burma. |
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| By ARNOLD CORSO |
| Based on predictable shortcomings, it\'s possible—highly likely even—that Burma will have to hold another constitutional convention within a generation. |
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