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Suicide Bomber Kills 51 at Army Recruitment Center in Baghdad
Attack in the country is the deadliest since the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan last week
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Election Boycott Campaign Heats Up |
| By KO HTWE |
| Stickers bearing the portrait of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and urging people not to vote in the November election are appearing throughout Rangoon. |
Shan State Railway to Suppress Armed Ethnic Groups: Rights Groups |
| By WAI MOE |
| Human rights groups say the military is building the new railway to Kengtung in Shan State to suppress ethnic groups |
Government Buildings Must be Ready by Election: Than Shwe |
| By NAYEE LIN LATT |
| Than Shwe orders construction of government buildings in Naypyidaw to be completed by the election. |
Junta Buys DKBA Allegiance |
| By THE IRRAWADDY |
| A delegation from the DKBA agrees border guard force terms with the Burmese junta after a 10-day visit to Naypyidaw. |
Imprisoned Student Leader Denounces Election |
| By KO HTWE |
| Htay Kywe, an imprisoned 88 Generation Students leader, says Burma's election will be “insignificant” without Aung San Suu Kyi. |
Majority of Public will not Vote: Survey |
| By THE IRRAWADDY |
| A majority of Rangoon residents said they will not vote in the Nov. 7 election, while others are expressing little interest in the political parties contesting the election. |
The Burmese junta’s choice of November 7 for its elections is designed to marginalise ... Interview with ABMA member Ashin Issariya
September will mark the third anniversary of the brutal crackdown on Burma’s peaceful ... Journal becomes fourth suspended in six weeks
The Modern Times journal this week became the fourth publication of its kind in six weeks ... KIO tries to achieve ‘political conformity’
The Kachin’s main political organisation will try to conform to the nation’s current political ... US probes Transocean over ties to Burmese drug lords
US-Swiss drilling company Tranoscean has admitted it is under investigation by the US Treasury ...
Barclays fined for breaking US sanctions
UK banking giant pays US$300 million to settle charges of hiding transactions with banks from US sanctions-listed countries, including Burma
UN, US and UK slam Burma elections
Announcement of election date to be held a week before Suu Kyi's release in November is met with condemnation by the international community
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