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China Seeks Reduced Tension Between Koreas
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says it is urgent to defuse tension on the Korean peninsula related to the Cheonan sinking
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Thailand Increases Redshirt Surveillance; No Warrant on Ex-PM Yet |
| By ERIC TALMADGE |
| Thai security forces step up their efforts to monitor leaders of the Redshirt movement, as former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra continues to deny charges of terrorism. |
Jim Webb: A Big Fish for Burma's Top General? |
| By HTET AUNG |
| US Sen Jim Webb will start his second three-day visit to Burma on June 4. If he meets with Snr-Gen Than Shwe, the junta-chief will be casting for election legitimacy and the removal of sanctions. |
Parties Must Show Sufficient Numbers or Face Dissolution: EC |
| By BA KAUNG |
| Burma's Election Commission has warned parties that they face abolition if they fail to present lists showing they meet minimum membership requirements within 90 days. |
Weekly Business Roundup (May 29, 2010) |
| By WILLIAM BOOT |
| The European Union (EU) has asked the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) to continue dismantling trade barriers and avoid petty national protectionism. |
Analysis: Attack May Be Tied to North Korean Succession |
| By JEAN H. LEE |
| Young, inexperienced and virtually unknown even at home, Kim Jong Un needs at least a few political victories under his belt if he is to succeed his father as leader of communist North Korea. |
Junta to Reshuffle Regional Commanders |
| By WAI MOE |
| Burma's military junta reportedly decided at its four-monthly meeting to reshuffle its regional military commanders and other senior military posts. |
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Three top leaders of the New Mon State Party, which has rejected the junta’s ...
Car-accident refugees US-bound
Eleven Burmese refugees injured in a car accident while they were travelling to ...
Sino-US visits’ motives in question
For Burma, neighbours China, India and the Asean bloc are as important as America ...
Migrant workers vote in ‘People’s Ballot’ campaign
Burmese migrant workers in Mae Sot, Thailand voted in the “People’s Ballot” campaign ...
Suu Kyi ‘would snub US senator’
Opposition leader would likely refuse to meet with US senator Jim Webb this week on account of his 'soft' stance towards the Burmese junta, Win Tin says
N Korea ‘masking’ Burma weapons trade
UN accuses Pyongyang of using 'front companies and middlemen' to dodge sanctions and export nuclear and missile technology to Burma, Syria and Iran
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