Saturday 10 April 2010

Burma ‘will remain rich, poor and controversial’ thumbnail

Burma ‘will remain rich, poor and controversial’

Norwegian envoy backs continued international engagement with the Burmese junta but warns that the country's future lies with those "in the driving seat"
Rohingya minority given ID cards thumbnail

Rohingya minority given ID cards

Observers claim the government is looking to secure Rohingya votes prior to elections this year, despite confusion still surrounding their long-term status
ASEAN stops short of criticising elections thumbnail

ASEAN stops short of criticising elections

Southeast Asia grouping sticks to 'non-interference' policy at summit but reportedly "makes suggestions" to Burmese foreign minister Nyan Win

Opinion & Analysis

Will ASEAN eventually deliver?

ROSHAN JASON
There are signs that the Southeast Asia bloc is growing increasingly impatient with Burma although it remains to be seen whether this translates into action

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