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ASEAN chief lines up Burma visit
Surin Pitsuwan due for two-day visit on 20 February and will meet ministers in Naypyidaw to gauge preparations for 2014 chairmanship
Media law may spell end to censorship
Long a blot on world press freedom indexes, Burma could soon do away with the draconian censor board and end press restrictions
Shan army calls for end to state abuse
Ceasefire agreed recently will be 'meaningless' unless Burmese troops bring to an end ingrained abusive practices against civiliansMore News
Analysis
Trouble brews as Burma turns to world markets
Has much changed in Burma in the year since Suu Kyi's party attacked 'blatant cronyism and corruption', and how will its transformation to a prized economic asset impact on civilians?Other Top Stories
- ‘Boost pay to combat corruption’: Shwe Mann
- Four Karen armies in talks over alliance
- Western companies ‘still wary’ of Burma
- US eases Burma sanctions, allows IMF in
- Nobel laureate Stiglitz due in Burma
- UN counts 55,000 displaced Kachin
- ASEAN business leaders head for Rangoon
Elections
Rakhine MPs disqualified by ruling
Arakanese party representatives disqualified by UEC for attacking previous military junta and USDP in election campaigns last year- Burma’s new parliaments will convene in January: USDP MP-elect
- Post-election lawsuits fly
- Burma claims 76% voter turnout
- Burma’s new leaders court Arakan party
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