FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Myanmar, or Burma as some people prefer to call it, has been cut much slack in recent years with its supporters urging patience and understanding as it attempts to reform itself. This was highlighted by the recent visit of U.S. President Barack Obama, who had hoped to coax further reforms out of Naypyidaw and President Thein Sein during the recent East Asia summit.
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FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Burma has announced that eight journals have been granted temporary permission to publish private daily newspapers in Myanmar from April 1. Read more from Mizzima News.
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Global Witness has staked its reputation on significant investigations and reports into corruption by corporates and governments on a grand scale, particularly in Southeast Asia where objectivity and honest appraisals about […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Last week, Barack Obama was re-elected to serve a second term as president of the United States. President Obama’s first trip abroad since his re-election will be to Southeast Asia from November 17-20 […]
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