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At Least 37 Dead in Bangladesh Boat Accident
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Bombers target Afghan army bases
Suicide attacks on army bases in the Afghan capital Kabul and a northern city leave at least 13 security personnel dead, with one gun battle raging for hours. Tendulkar hits landmark 50th ton
Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar becomes the first player in history to hit 50 Test match centuries after scoring a ton in the the first Test against South Africa in Centurion. SportInside KNLA Brigade 5 with the Free Burma Rangers |
| By ALEX ELLGEE |
| A reporter for The Irrawaddy crosses the border into Karen State and speaks with the director of the Free Burma Rangers while the ranger trains new teams near the front lines. |
Suu Kyi Rules Out Replacing NLD Leadership |
| By SAW YAN NAING |
| Despite complaints from some of the party's youth members, Aung San Suu Kyi says she won't move to sideline senior leaders of her National League for Democracy. |
Than Shwe Vows to Build Strong, Modern Military |
| By WAI MOE |
| Burma's junta leader tells cadets at an elite military academy that the armed forces must continue to grow in strength. |
Laura Bush Speaks by Phone to Suu Kyi |
| By JAMIE STENGLE |
| Former first lady Laura Bush, a longtime advocate of free elections in Burma, speaks with the country's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi for the first time. |
Weekly Business Roundup (December 18, 2010) |
| By WILLIAM BOOT |
| Burma has been accused by the United Nations of dramatically raising cultivation of poppies for opium in 2010. |
Local Media Barred from Publishing Suu Kyi Interviews |
| By YENI |
| Burma's censors have been ordered to block efforts by privately owned publications to increase their coverage of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's activities. |
KNU Eye Manerplaw |
| By SAW YAN NAING |
| The KNU's Battalion 202 has launched a short attack on the Burmese army base of Manerplaw, which was formerly the KNU's headquarters. |
DKBA faction could commence guerilla war in ‘every township’
Renegade DKBA commander assertive as he tells DVB from the front line that faction is prepared for guerilla war across Burma if the Burmese army continues its 'offensive'
Suu Kyi’s ‘time has come and gone’: India
Leaked cable reveals India's views on Aung San Suu Kyi and the junta number 1's extraordinary travel 'arrangements' for his 2004 visit to the world's largest democracy
Victim of land confiscation facing jail
Farmer who claims his land and property was destroyed by Rangoon authorities is being tried on charges of trespassing Report condemns Norway fund’s Burma investments
(Analysis) Norway’s government has been accused of being “complicit in land confiscation, ... 16 political prisoners released
Sixteen political prisoners who had served their full terms were released today from Burmese jails, ... WikiLeaks: Junta ‘might go nuclear for US attention’
Members of Burmese dictator Than Shwe’s entourage during a 2004 trip to New Delhi, told the Indian ... Heavy rain spoils rice harvest, Mon farmers say
Unseasonal heavy rain in the past week during the harvest had spoiled a large portion of the rice crop ...
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