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Myanmar – China Boost Relations
Rahul Bhonsle
Apr 8, 2013
The First Meeting between the two Presidents sets new path for enhanced cooperation
Myanmar: UN welcomes release of child soldiers by national armed forces
Security Risks Monitor
Feb 20, 2013
Myanmar: UN welcomes release of child soldiers by national armed forces
India and Myanmar Defence Cooperation
Security Risks Monitor
Jan 22, 2013
India and Myanmar Defence Cooperation
Daw Aung Suu Kyi: The Liberal Pragmatic
Rahul Bhonsle
Nov 16, 2012
Reflections on Suu Kyi Visit to India
India Myanmar Relations - Visit of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
Security Risks Research
Nov 11, 2012
Myanmar Rohingya Denial As Strategy
Aug 22, 2012
Myanmar has adopted denial as a strategy to deal with problems arising from communal violence in Rakhine state between the Rohingya followers of Islam and Rakhine following Buddhism.
Myanmar Hindrances to Politics of Reconciliation
Jul 24, 2012
President Thein Sein promised a, "second wave of reforms" to include tentative privatization and law on the minimum wage. "From this year onwards, we are working on a second wave of reforms which will focus especially on the development of the country and the public's welfare," said the former general.
India Myanmar Relations: Prime Minister’s Defining Visit to Myanmar
Jun 19, 2012
At the invitation of the President of Myanmar, the Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh visited the country from 27th to 29th May. He was accompanied by Shri S.M. Krishna, Minister of External Affairs, senior officials and a large delegation of Indian CEOs.
India Reestablishes Relations With Suu Kyi
May 30, 2012
Dr Man Mohan Singhs' Meeting with Suu Kyi heralds a new era for Indian relations with pro democracy movement in Myanmar
Suu Kyi’s Boost to Rapprochement
May 25, 2012
Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and her party NLD have been frequently accused of dogmatism and persistence despite reality denoting the need for flexibility and compromise in the past.
EU Suspends Sanctions
May 25, 2012
Encouraged by a series of measures by the Thein Sein government such as easing of media censorship, legalising trade unions, freeing more than 600 political prisoners and floating the currency, European Union (EU) suspended sanctions for one year and also plans to open an EU office in Myanmar.
Engaging the Rebels
May 25, 2012
Myanmar's president Thein Sein had a landmark meeting on 28 April with the rebel, Karen National Union (KNU). "The president explained his change of attitude towards ethnic armed groups," a mediator who attended the meeting told Reuters by telephone.
Mainstreaming Suu Kyi
Apr 25, 2012
Myanmar’s bye elections on Sunday 1 April proved to be a vote for change as the much revered democracy icon of the country and Nobel Laureate Aung Suu Kyi is set to enter the political mainstream after decades of political oblivion.
Managing Ethnic Periphery
Apr 25, 2012
On the ethnic front challenge of reconciliation continues to remain potent. Despite the bye elections and entry of Suu Kyi into national politics it is not certain that the ethic periphery will be quiescent.
The New Gold Rush
Apr 25, 2012
There is a gold rush so to say with Western companies looking for removal of sanctions in Myanmar opening the economy to cash in on the vast riches of oil, gas, coal, nickel ore and gemstones, timber and rice.
Key events in Myanmar's post-junta moves to reform
Apr 25, 2012
The government releases more than 600 political detainees, about half of them pro-democracy activists, including the country's best known dissidents.
Irreversible Change or a Mirage?
Feb 25, 2012
Myanmar freed many famous political prisoners on 13 January signaling a new wave of change in the country.
India – Myanmar Relations
Feb 25, 2012
Visit of Myanmar Foreign Minister, Mr. Wunna Maung Lwin to New Delhi and the 17th National Level Meeting between India and Myanmar on border issues held at Nay Pyi Taw.
India's Expanded Myanmar Engagement During Presidential Visit
Oct 14, 2011
India's Expanded Myanmar Engagement During Presidential Visit
Indo Myanmar Relations
Jul 21, 2011
India’s External Affairs Minister Mr S M Krishna paid an official visit to Myanmar from 20-22 June 2011.
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