AFP. Myanmar vows ongoing Suu Kyi dialogue.
The Straits Times, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/oAIN05AFP. Suu Kyi to make 'political' Myanmar trip.
Google news, Monday, 8 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/q3OMFHAFP. Suu Kyi to meet Myanmar minister again: spokesman.
Google news, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/nLYwCxAFP. US says it's pressing Myanmar to halt alleged rapes.
The Straits Times, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/riBixsAFP. Women US senators press Clinton on Myanmar rapes.
Google news, Thursday, 11 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/nYNNK4AP. Myanmar activists mark 1988 uprising anniversary.
FOX News Network, Monday, 8 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://fxn.ws/pXZRHkAP. Myanmar fighting displaces 30 000.
News24, Wednesday, 10 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://n24.cm/niUA1OAP. Myanmar gov't appoints team to spread information.
Google news, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/pjnOP9AP. Myanmar's Suu Kyi to test freedom, meet supporters.
Yahoo! News, Saturday, 13 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://yhoo.it/nHMYPsAP. Suu Kyi's party urged to register.
The Independent, Saturday, 13 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://ind.pn/nl0jk0Aung Hla Tun. North Korea seeking rice deal with Myanmar.
Reuters Africa, Wednesday, 10 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/nigfavBernama. Parliament Members in Myanmar Voice Support for Gov't Peace Efforts.
Bernama, Tuesday, 9 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/mUg9yQBi Mingxin, ed. Myanmar gov't keeps the door of peace open: minister.
Xinhua News, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/pqtFJ0Deutsche Presse-Agentur. Burma to cancel FECs.
The Nation, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/ndq2oiFeng Yingqiu. Myanmar gov't makes efforts to transform ethnic armed groups in line with constitution; ed by
Zhang Xiang.
Xinhua News, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/qHbrxJInfosecurity. Myanmar surprises as top source of malicious internet traffic.
Infosecurity Magazine (US), Wednesday, 10 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/pWJwXVKyodo. Suu Kyi, gov't agree to cooperate for stability, democratization.
Kyodo News, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/p9Kq7xMcLaughlin, Eliott C. Suu Kyi attends anniversary of Myanmar uprising that made her an icon.
CNN, Monday, 8 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/r13i7KRoughneen, Simon. Trafficked Burmese Recount Murder at Sea.
Worldpress, Sunday, 7 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/pAAFSISijabat, Ridwan Max. Region’s lawmakers oppose Myanmar bid to chair ASEAN.
The Jakarta Post, Tuesday, 9 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/naBo4FWSJ Staff Reporter, A. Myanmar Considers Foreign-Exchange Overhaul.
The Wall Street Journal, Monday, 8 August 2011. Read more @ http://on.wsj.com/qpE0D4WSJ Staff Reporter, A. Tension Over Dam Project Shifts Myanmar's Politic.
The Wall Street Journal, Saturday, 13 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/o7hGyBWroughton, Lesley. IMF to help Myanmar unify multiple exchange rates; ed by Andrew Hay.
Reuters, Monday, 8 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://reut.rs/pQ4s8cXiong Tong, ed. Myanmar armed groups urged to work with gov't for peace.
Xinhua News, Monday, 8 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/qP5Sl9Xiong Tong, ed. Myanmar reiterates efforts for regional peace, stability.
Xinhua News, Monday, 8 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/nrnIaXYuan, Elizabeth. Ex-child soldier recalls Myanmar military life.
CNN, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/oq26hAZhang Xiang, ed. Myanmar gov't official, Aung San Suu Kyi issue joint press statement.
Xinhua News, Friday, 12 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/p62XEQZin Linn. Aung San Suu Kyi’s first political tour: A test for Burmese government?
Asian Correspondent, Monday, 8 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/oSNis3Zin Linn. Burma forms ‘spokespersons and information team’ to control news leak-out.
Asian Correspondent, Thursday, 11 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/nz0sEwZin Linn. Burma pursues the old divide-and-rule policy tackling ethnic issue.
Asian Correspondent, Thursday, 11 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/prUdcgZin Linn. Burma’s President turns a deaf ear to the calls for peace.
Asian Correspondent, Wednesday, 10 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/r09BqXZin Linn. River Irrawaddy becomes political factor of Burma.
Asian Correspondent, Saturday, 13 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/rkOYZvZin Linn. Will Burma’s President honour 1988 People’s Desire?
Asian Correspondent, Sunday, 7 Aug 2011. Read more @ http://bit.ly/qlA1R5Posted by Junk Guy
No comments:
Post a Comment