2.01.2010

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White Phosphorus attack on UN compound 15 January 2009
Israel reveals it has reprimanded two officers over an artillery attack in Gaza in which white phosphorus was used.

Iraqi female bomber kills dozens
At least 41 people are killed and more than 100 injured in a suicide bomb attack on Shia pilgrims in north-east Baghdad.
Somali Islamists 'join al-Qaeda'
Somali Islamist rebel group al-Shabab confirms for the first time that its fighters are aligned with al-Qaeda's global campaign.

UN Best Hope for Change in Burma

By ALBERTO TURLON
In the absence of results from engagement with the Burmese regime, the UN remains the best hope for change in Burma.

No Progress in KIO-Junta Border Guard Force Meeting

By SAW YAN NAING
Top Burmese generals and KIO leaders fail to bridge differences on the regime's border guard force order

Jailed 88 Generation Leaders Refuse to Compromise

By BA KAUNG
Burma's military authorities try unsuccessfully to pressure Min Ko Naing and Ko Ko Gyi into accepting the government's election process in return for their release.

Karen Health Worker Wins Award

By THE IRRAWADDY
The 2009 Padoh Mahn Sha Award has been given to Saw Nyunt Win for his community work

Nine Burmese Job Seekers Killed in Thailand

By SAW YAN NAING
Nine Burmese job seekers have been killed by unknown gunmen near the Thai-Burmese border town of Mae Sot.

Chinese Ambassador Meets Burmese Minister as Uncertainty Mounts on the Sino-Burmese Border

By WAI MOE
The Chinese ambassador to Burma met with a Burmese minister on Friday as the junta renews efforts to persuade cease-fire groups to accept its Border Guard Force plan.
'We Will Fight,' Says Mon Leader
By LAWI WENG
A Mon leader rallies a crowd to oppose the Burmese military regime at a Mon National Day festival.

Electoral preparations dominating junta actions generals


Although there is as yet no election date set, campaigning by supporters of the junta is in full ...
Burma has nuclear ambitions: report
Burma’s military junta nurses nuclear ambitions, though there is insufficient evidence ...
Indian tourists to visit Burma on land route
A group of Indian tourists are geared to visit military-ruled Burma, through the border ...
Transparency needed to save Burma’s tiger population
Conservationists worry that the lack of reliable information regarding the natural habitat ...
‘I quit the army because I’m not proud’

Feb 1, 2010 (DVB)–A Burmese junior officer has blamed government policy after deserting the army and fleeing to a location on the Thai-Burmese border. - more


Bomb discovered near Wa office

Feb 01, 2010 (DVB)–A bomb was discovered near the office of a major ceasefire group and defused last week – while plotters are still at large, according to local sources. - more

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