Monday, July 30, 2012

Daily Burma Related News (July 30, 2012)


(1) Review—The Lady and the Peacock : Source : Irrawaddy

27-Jul-12
Burma has been in the limelight for the past few months. A number of reforms have been carried out by the quasi-civilian government led by reformist President Thein Sein, including the release of political prisoners and Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy being entering Parliament.

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(2) Mongla in flood : Source : Panglong

Friday, 27 July 2012 11:19 S.H.A.N.
Incessant rain during the past few days have resulted in the flooding of Mongla, opposite China’s Dai Autonomous Prefecture, since yesterday afternoon, according to reports from the Sino-Burmese border.

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(3) US lets Myanmar import ban expire : Source : Gulf

WASHINGTON: A US ban on imports from Myanmar expired on Thursday, at least temporarily, because of a clash between legislators over funding for an African trade measure.

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(4) Myanmar and North Korea: Birds of a feather on different paths? : Source : Nationmultimedia

30-Jul-12

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/opinion/Myanmar-and-North-Korea-Birds-of-a-feather-on-diff-30187218.html

Myanmar and North Korea have been East Asia's pariah states for much of the past decade.Both underwent recent leadership changes and appear to be pursuing different paths on the international stage. The military junta which ruled Myanmar for the past twenty years transferred to a nominally civilian government led by President Thein Sein, its

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(5) Myanmar banks hoping to see use of international credit cards by next year : Source : Washingtonspost

29-Jul-12
YANGON, Myanmar — Banks in Myanmar are hoping to begin handling international credit card transactions by next year.

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(6) UN envoy in Myanmar amid Muslim crackdown concern : Source : Google
30-Jul-12
YANGON — The United Nations expert on human rights in Myanmar arrived in the country late Sunday, days after the UN voiced fears that efforts to end unrest in Rakhine state had turned into a crackdown on Muslims.

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