Mandalay threatens beggars with arrest
Crackdown expected on beggars as authorities prepare to clean up image of Burma's second city prior to influx of tourists Investors, tourists eye Burma’s changing landscape
Businessmen claim the environment for investment has already improved but major hurdles remain, not least rampant corruption Evicted Burmese monk pledges no return
Ashin Pyinya Thiha given until 19 February to leave his Rangoon monastery after government grows uneasy about his political influence Protestor takes on Burma police – video
Police nab 61-year-old in Rangoon division after protesting against governmental corruption, but not before he launches verbal attack EU to open office, play ‘political role’ in Burma
Bloc to open office 'as soon as possible' to take responsibility for managing aid programmes but spokesperson says will have political role Nay Win Maung dies of heart attack
Pivotal civil society leader who became key interlocutor for Western governments dies aged 50 Rangoon warehouse blast kills 17
Official said large pre-dawn explosion at a warehouse in Burma’s biggest city Rangoon on Thursday killed at least 17 people and injured dozens but was not caused by a bomb Burma moots early 2012 prisoner amnesty
Prisoners will be released in two batches in January and February, Burmese government minister tells leaders from the KNU Rangoon bomb blast kills woman
Explosion occurred inside compound at University of Yangon, killing one woman and injuring another, official sources say Govt-aligned Buddhist body threatens monk
Ashin Pyinyar Thiha, who met with Secretary Clinton last month, told he must leave his monastery in Rangoon by state-formed Sangha Committee

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