Photo: AFP
Iran's Wom nuclear facility
US Says Next Big-Power Meeting on Iranian Nuclear Program Will Take Up Punitive Steps 
State Department says international community's patience with Iran is limited
Full story » | ListenMore Top News
- Major World Powers Dislike Nuclear Response From Iran
- Afghan MP Escapes Assassination Attempt in Kabul
- UN General Assembly Condemns Post-Election Abuses in Iran
- California Students Protest Tuition Hikes
- US Senate to Hold First Key Health Care Vote
- Election of Van Rompuy as New EU President Draws Mixed Reaction
- WHO: H1N1 May Be Peaking in N. Hemisphere, But Outbreak Not Over
- Suicides in US Army At Record Levels
- UN General Assembly Condemns Human Rights Violations in Burma, North Korea
- World Economic Forum Summit Begins in Dubai
- US, China May Set Emissions Reduction Goals
- Amnesty International Chief Blasts Australia's 'Panic' Over Asylum Seekers
- Drone Kills 8 in Pakistan
- Children's Rights Still Violated 20 Years After Convention
- Obama Faces Daunting Political Challenges at Home
 |  | Sri Lanka says thousands of people held in camps since the fight against the Tamil Tigers ended will soon be free to leave. |
| The Archbishop of Canterbury is meeting the Pope amid tensions over an offer to welcome some Anglicans into the Catholic fold. | | The Large Hadron Collider experiment, designed to shed light on the cosmos, restarts after 14 months of repairs. |
Junta Seeks to Win Hearts and Minds with FM Radio |
| By KYI WAI |
| Popular programming on local FM radio stations is helping the Burmese regime to combat the influence of shortwave radio broadcasts by exiles. |
Bangkok’s Future Filled with Floods |
| By ROB CORBEN |
| Thailand’s capital is threatened by long-term flood inundation as rising sea waters triggered by global weather change and monsoonal rains combine. |
Weekly Business Roundup (November 21, 2009) |
| By WILLIAM BOOT |
| Proposals by China to finance a railway 100 kilometers into northern Burma appear to be part of Beijing’s efforts to link its landlocked southwestern regions with the sea. |
Children’s Rights Celebrated in Naypyidaw |
| By WAI MOE |
| The Burmese junta celebrates the Universal Convention on Children’s Rights, in a move that surprised many observers. |
US hopes Suu Kyi’s proposal will pave way for political dialogue
The United States on Thursday said it is aware of detained Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s proposal to the ruling junta supremo Snr. Gen Than Shwe...Burmese commanders arrive in Naypyitaw for quarterly meet
Commanders of Burma’s military commands arrived in the new jungle capital of Naypyitaw, as the ruling junta is set to commence its year-end quarterly...Editorial, Opinion and Analysis
Obama leaves Asia empty-handed but raises hopes
(Analysis) The United States President, Barack Obama’s has left Asia empty-handed on all the key issues facing the White House. There was little movement on t...
Burma continues to fail to eliminate forced labour: ILO
The International Labor Organization’s (ILO)’s Governing Body on Thursday said Burma’s ruling military junta has failed to implement recommendations made by...Three year tax holiday for Burmese soccer players, coaches and clubs
Burma’s Ministry of Finance and Revenue has exempted players, coaches and clubs of the Myanmar National League (MNL), the first ever professional soccer league of the country,...| Burma to open private schools and hospitals Nov 20, 2009 (DVB)–Private schools and hospitals abolished under the former Ne Win regime in Burma are to reopen in an attempt to generate more revenue in the country and improve the struggling sectors. - more |
 |
| An ASEAN database state? Joseph Allchin |
|
| Special UN committee condemns Burma Nov 20, 2009 (DVB)–A special committee of the United Nations General Assembly yesterday received a sharp rebuke from the Burmese government after passing a resolution condemning its human rights record. - more |
|
| Jailed cameraman wins top media award Nov 20, 2009 (DVB)–Two Burmese cameramen who filmed an acclaimed documentary on the aftermath of Burma’s cyclone Nargis have received a top media award, although it is revealed that one of them is now in prison. - more |
|
| Burmese migrants to remit half of salaries Nov 20, 2009 (DVB)–Burmese nationals working abroad have been instructed by the ruling junta to send up to 50 percent of their salary home in remittances, via a state-owned bank. - more |
No comments:
Post a Comment