Undaunted vividly brings to life Zoya’s full story, from her unusual childhood in a fascinating remote Burmese culture, to her harrowing 10 years on a Thai refugee camp, to her escape and emergence as an activist icon after her freedom-fighting father’s murder in 2008 by an agent of the Burmese regime.
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.
The future of Myanmar may be decided not by monks or military but by minorities.
Hint: it’s probably not Aung San Suu Kyi.
Kaung and Steinberg rebut each other’s arguments.
Sanctions have failed their stated goal — regime change. The international community should try diplomacy instead.