UN hails ‘trusting’ relations with Burma
ASEAN chief says however that Burma's genarals still have much to do to prove their willingness to collaborate after the cyclone Nargis fiasco Burma ‘hosting India’s greatest security threat’
Indian police sources say that Maoist rebels are being trained in Indian insurgent camps located across the northeastern border in Burma US rues ‘dictators in civilian clothes’
US labels army reshuffle a 'civilianisation' of the status quo in Burma and says that little will change unless substantial transformation takes place Aung Lynn Htut: ‘Junta needs legitimacy’
Only days after news of a wholesale army reshuffle in Burma broke, DVB caught up with Poverty in Burma is appalling
While conditions in Burma remain poor, recent media coverage of the UN Development Programme's work there has missed its positive impacts, such as micro-finance PM’s party outmuscles election opposition
Pro-junta Union Solidarity and Development Party to field more than 1000 candidates as main opposition parties appear severely outnumbered Oil workers ‘punched, kicked’ by police
Riot police and security called to quell protest by 1000 workers in northwestern Burma who complained they were being duped by oil buyer Chinese warships dock in Rangoon
Two warships mark China's first 'friendly' naval visit to Burma, with a five-day series of exchanges with the Burmese navy to follow US and Britain issue Burma travel warnings
Warnings come as Burma ends its newly-introduced visa-on-arrival scheme in an attempt to block journalists and observers during elections Dispute erupts between opposition parties
National Democratic Force accused of reneging on constituency-sharing deal as Diversity and Peace Party rues a 'broken promise'

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