Burma starts new currency regime
Burma today set a new exchange rate of 818 kyat to the dollar, ending decades of market distortion in its most radical economic reform yet Suu Kyi opponent admits defeat, while she urges calm
Suu Kyi's opponent admits defeat in Kawhmu township, while the Lady urges supporters to remain gracious in victory US lawmaker warns against premature easing of sanctions
US lawmaker who drafted sanctions against Burma says it's too early to ease pressure on regime despite news of Suu Kyi's victory Elections fall ‘short of international standards’: report
In a new report from the Alternative Asean Network, the group claims that Burma's upcoming elections are far from being free and fair Possible progress on the pop and piracy front
As Burma continues to alter its political landscape, the music industry hopes that new leaders might translate into new laws that will allow for the sector to blossom UN chief may visit Burma after polls
Ban Ki-moon could make third visit to country in April as he warns of more challenges up the road for reforming pariah state Rights group calls for religious leader’s release
While hundreds of political prisoners have been freed this year, Asian Human Rights Commission is calling for the release of the leader of a religious sect Burma faces heightened ‘resource curse’: report
Flood of poorly regulated investment in Burma's energy sector threatens to exacerbate endemic corruption and militarisation Election monitor ‘asked to leave’ Burma
An official from the Asian Network for Free Elections was forced to leave Burma on Tuesday on the grounds that she did not have a proper visa Policy takes aim at automotive relics
Newly passed legislation has drastically cut import duties on automobiles and looks to clean up Burma's roadways by making new vehicles affordable

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