It’s time the world understood what’s going on in Burma. It has more child soldiers than any other country, the CIA waged its first secret war there, and American money helps fund a genocide that’s been successfully hidden from global consciousness.
Burma and North Korea are the pariahs of Asia. Are these birds of a feather flocking together?
Burma’s new constitution meets with skepticism as the country attempts to move beyond its notoriously rocky past.
The campaign against Gene Sharp and the Albert Einstein Institution is beyond bizarre.
The Burmese government has announced far-reaching reforms. Or are they reforms?
Burma’s military regime should be encouraged for taking a few positive steps, yet there’s another side of the story.
There should be no returning to the unsustainable status quo at the East Asia Summit.
There are two sides to every issue. In Burma, however, negotiations have to go beyond just two sides.
The future of Myanmar may be decided not by monks or military but by minorities.
Hint: it’s probably not Aung San Suu Kyi.
Kyi May Kaung looks at the religious roots of the protest movement in Burma today.
Novels about Burma are all the rage. Kyi May Kaung discusses the Burmese novels that you havent read yet.
Kaung and Steinberg rebut each other’s arguments.
Sanctions have failed their stated goal — regime change. The international community should try diplomacy instead.