Suu Kyi, Gambari Likely to Meet: NLD |
| By WAI MOE |
| The NLD says the UN special envoy, Ibrahim Gambari, will probably meet pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi in the next few days. |
Ordeal at Sea Described by Rohingya Survivors |
| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
| Rohingya illegal migrants describe ordeal at sea and run-ins with the Burmese and Thai navy. |
OPINION
‘Illegal Immigrants’? Who’s Threatening Whom |
| By SAI SOE WIN LATT |
| Unwelcoming countries routinely describe migrants as a threat to their security, even as they perpetuate the cycle of exploitation that forces many to flee their homelands. |
Veteran Shan Leaders Plan New Political Party |
| By MIN LWIN |
| A group of veteran politicians, some of whom were active in Burmese politics in the late 1940s, has announced plans to found a new national party to contest the 2010 general election. |
Thai FM Meets with UNHCR to Discuss Rohingya |
| By LAWI WENG |
| The UN agency for refugees is waiting for formal approval of a request for access to detained Rohingya following a meeting with Thailand’s foreign minister. |
IMF Predicts 2009 Growth Lowest Since World War II |
| By JIM LOBE |
| Overall global growth will fall to 0.5 percent this year with the world's most advanced economies—in North America, Europe, and East Asia—leading the plunge, according to the latest estimates by the Washington-based International Monetary Fund. |
HIV/AIDS patients driven out from Rangoon
HIV/AIDS patients being treated in Rangoon have alleged that the Health Department has restricted their stay in the former capital Rangoon. he patients, who have completed their treatment in Rangoon...Police seize heroin from Rangoon port
The police seized a packet of heroin from a container loaded on a ship at the Asia World Port Terminal in Rangoon on Saturday, according to an eyewitness. A port...Editorial, Opinion and Analysis
Strategic Outlook of 2010 and the Role of Moderates in Burma Conflict
(Commentary) The Burmese regime has claimed to hold a new election in 2010 to facilitate a formation of a civil-military governmen...
UN 'positive' about access to Rohingya boatpeopleThe United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said Thailand has given it the green signal to allow access to a few Rohingya boat people, who have been charged with illegally entering... | NLD brass demands meeting with Aung San Suu KyiThe 'National League for Democracy' despatched a letter yesterday to the Burmese military junta demanding that they be allowed to meet their leader Aung San Suu Kyi before she meets... |
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