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Myanmar
opposition leader returns to capital after 'successful' trip <
Yahoo-AP > June 30
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Suu
Kyi warms hearts again, but has political dialogue gone cold ?< AFP
> June 30
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Burma
Campaign UK interview with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
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Suu
Kyi draws the crowds < New Straits Times > June 30
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Tough
new law aims to stop money laundering < Myanmar Times >
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Myanmar
bans Thai goods as ties hit a low < IRNA >
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Thaksin
vows to maintain policy < BKK Post > June 30
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Anti-Thai
pitch annoys people < BKK Post > June 30
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Patch-up signal from Burma
< The Nation > June 30
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SIDELINES: Bumbling approach to Burmese generals
< The Nation > June 30
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Suu
Kyi leaves Burma's northern city of Mandalay < ABC aus > June 30
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Myanmar's
Aung San Suu Kyi wraps up trip to Mandalay < Yahoo-AFP > June 29
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Thai
army start to response to Burma < Irrawaddy News in Burmese >
June 29
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Burma:
Authorities deny Foreign Exchange Certificates to be withdrawn <
Hoover's >
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KNU
Statement on Slanderous Attack against Thailand in SPDC print Media
< KAREN > June 29
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The
Australian: Democracy in Burma like the ( albino ) elephant in the room
< KAREN >
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Burma
Issues: FORCED RELOCATION AS REVENGE < KAREN >
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Chavalit
puts halt to army radio attacks < BKK Post > June 29
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WAR OF WORDS: Military calls for 'cease-fire'
< The Nation > June 29
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Corpses
spark health scare < BKK Post > june 29
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Chavalit
says writer 'enemy of all Thais' < BKK Post > June 29
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Aung
San Suu Kyi to Meet With Mandalay Military Commander < Tehran Times
> June 29
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Shan
ceasefire group denies fighting against Shan rebels < SHAN
>
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Un-lift
prison visit for Dr. Khin Zaw Win and U Sein Hla Oo < DVB >
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Aung
San Suu Kyi To Meet With Mandalay Military Commander < Worldview
Rights > June 28
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Strongly
Protest upon Dr. Ma Tin Win's Articles < Irrawaddy News in
Burmese > June 28
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Thai-Burma
ties hit rock bottom < The Courier Mail > June 28
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'New
low' for Thai-Burma relations < BBC > June 28
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Thai
PM Criticizes Myanmar Newspaper for "Insulting Articles" <
Xinhua > June 28
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Japan-Myanmar
panel set to hold final meeting < Japan Times > June 28
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Electricity
Problems Plague Tachilek < Irrawaddy > June 28
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Border
Blowout < Irrawaddy > June 28
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Our
Fraternal Greetings to the Siamese people < Irrawaddy > June 28
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Human
rights violations in Karen State by SPDC continue unabated <
Mizzima > June 28
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Rapturous
welcome as Suu Kyi takes her message to Mandalay <
news.telegraph.co.uk > June 28
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Burma:
New power station in Kanbalu to increase transmission grid capacity
< Hoover's > June 28
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ROUNDUP:
Dhaka Eyes Expansion of Trade, Commerce With East Asia < Xinhua
> June 28
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Burma destroys Thai MSG
< The Nation > June 28
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Thaksin backs propaganda war
< The Nation > June 28
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PM
warns junta to deal with offensive articles < BKK Post > June 28
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Burmese,
Wa intruders die in night clash < BKK Post > June 28
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Verbal
jousting no good, says Surin < BKK Post > June 28
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Apology
demanded from Burma < BKK Post > June 28
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Shan
face forced repatriation < BKK Post > June 28
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Suu
Kyi trip to Mandalay unhampered < BKK Post > June 28
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Thailand
demands apology from Myanmar over media row < Yahoo-AP > June 27
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Thailand
demands Myanmar apology for royal insult < Yahoo-Reuters > June
27
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Myanmar's
Aung San Suu Kyi enjoys first political trip unhampered < Yahoo-AFP
> June 27
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Rare
freedom for Aung San Suu Kyi < ABC aus > June 27
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Thai
send protest letter to Burma < Irrawaddy News in Burmese > June
27
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Thaksin's
Border Blues < Irrawaddy > June 27
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Junta
Demolished Homes < Irrawaddy > June 27
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Thai-Bashing
Scholar Shunned in Rangoon < Irrawaddy > June 27
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Burmese
Bet on the Cup < Irrawaddy > June 27
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Tension
arises due to Burma's teak plantation in no man's land < Mizzima
> June 27
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Suu
Kyi heads on road < The Daily Telegraph > June 27
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False
claims by labour groups rejected as Ivanhoe sets the record straight,
again, about its investment in Myanmar < Canada NewsWire > June
27
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Briefs
from the north < SHAN > June 27
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Asia
marks anti-drugs day with executions, drug burn < Daily Star >
June 27
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General
mayhem < BKK Post > June 27
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Army
radio fires first salvo at junta < BKK Post > June 27
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Opium
crackdown too fast: UN < The Australian News > June 27
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Suu
Kyi arrives in Mandalay for landmark visit < The Star > June 26
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Reinforcements
join Burma's war on SSA < BKK Post > June 27
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Propaganda war heats up
< The Nation > June 27
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'The
Lady' get huge welcome < BBK Post > June 27
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Support
is lacking for crop survey < BKK Post > June 27
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Suu
Kyi heads on road < The Mercury > June 27
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Hidden
costs of treating illegal Burmese migrants < BKK Post > June 27
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UN
credits Burmese regime with big cut in opium production < ABC aus
> June 26
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Suu
Kyi reaches Mandalay < BBC > June 26
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Aung
San Suu Kyi Arrives Triumphantly in Mandalay < Worldview Rights
> June 26
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Aung
San Suu Kyi due To Arrive in Mandalay < Worldview Rights > June
26
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Suu
Kyi to visit pro-democracy stronghold < ABC aus >
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Unhindered
by military, Suu Kyi arrives in Mandalay for landmark visit <
nj.com > June 26
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The
Whole World Wants Ivanhoe to Withdraw from Burma < Stock House >
June 26
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Asia
burns illicit drugs < BBC > June 26
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Burma
due to destroy drugs today < ABC aus > June 26
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Myanmar
Burns Over 6 Tons of Seized Narcotic Drugs < Xinhua > June 26
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Myanmar's
billion-dollar drug burn aims to counter critics < Yahoo-AFP >
June 26
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Burma
due to destroy drugs today < ABC aus > June 26
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Myanmar
Burns Over 6 Tons of Seized Narcotic Drugs < Xinhua > June 26
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Boycott THE CHILDREN'S PLACE
< Free Burma Coalition >
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Report: Rape on Massive Scale in Burma
< Free Burma Coalition >
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INTERVIEW:
Thai PM -4: Won't Let Army Interfere In Myanmar < Yahoo-Dow Jones
> June 26
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Thailand
launches war of words against Myanmar < Yahoo-Reuters > June 26
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Thai
military slams Myanmar's junta over insults to Thai monarchy <
Yahoo-AFP > June 26
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Detained
writer of students' history is in serious health condition < DVB
>
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Prolonged
custody to Democracy party leaders < DVB >
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Shan
general elected leader of Shans in Thailand < SHAN > June 26
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More
questions on Wa < SHAN > June 26
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Shans
who chose to remain arrested < SHAN > June 26
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Mon Leaders are under arrested < Irrawaddy News in Burmese >
June 26
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Myanmar
Builds 135 Irrigation Facilities in 14 Years < Xinhua > June 26
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Chavalit
launches war of words < BKK Post > June 26
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BORDER TENSION: Chavalit: Stop the abusen
< The Nation > June 26
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BURMA BORDER: Thai villages hit by mortar fire, bullets
< The Nation > June 25
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Suu
Kyi on road to Mandalay < BBC > June 25
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Myanmar
military not blocking Suu Kyi's travels < Yahoo-Reuters > June
25
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Burma's
opposition leader Suu Kyi tours country < DVB >
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Thailand's
war on Burmese drugs < BBC > June 25
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Thailand
tells Myanmar stop insults, start talking < Yahoo-Reuters > June
25
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Myanmar
Official Newspaper Comments on Relations With Thailand < Xinhua
>
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Thai
government's foreign policy under fire < Yahoo-Reuters > June 25
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UNHCR
expels asylum seekers from Malaysia office < Yahoo-Reuters >
June 25
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Myanmar
Muslims detained after failing to get UN refugee status < Yahoo-AP
> June 25
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UN
refugee Commissioner Hands Over Burmese Muslims to Malaysian Police
< VOA > June 25
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The
monks and the markets of Mandalay < Japan Times > June 25
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Mon
Leaders Held < Irrawaddy > June 25
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Army
chief warns against any incursion < BKK Post > June 25
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Rangoon
racism hides inaction < BKK Post > June 25
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Army
chief warns against any incursion < BKK Post > June 25
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Rangoon
racism hides inaction < BKK Post > June 25
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Aung
San Suu Kyi Continues on Her Road to Mandalay < Worldview Rights
> June 24
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Myanmar
Tells Thailand to Stop Backing Rebels < Yahoo-Reuters > June 24
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Myanmar:
50 troops, 100 rebels killed in fighting to retake army outposts <
Yahoo-AP > June 24
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Myanmar
forces retake all bases from rebels: Junta < Yahoo-AFP > June 24
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Amid
Row with Thailand, Burma Drags Feet on Ethnic Issue < Irrawaddy
> June 24
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Re-engineering
the Drug Business < New York Times Magazine >
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When
your pants wet, you are under arrest < Irrawaddy News in Burmese
> June 24
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Myanmar
Official Newspaper Comments on Relations With Thailand < Xinhua
> June 24
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Burma
'recaptures' army bases < BBC > June 24
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Myanmar:
All Lost Outposts Recaptured From SURA < Xinhua > June 24
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Dhaka
for road link with East Asia < Independent Bangladesh > June 24
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Joint
operation with Bhutan, Myanmar soon: George < Times of India >
June 24
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Troops
injured as Wa shell base < BKK Post > June 24
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Four
military cadets reportedly given life sentences for protest letter
< DVB >
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Suu
Kyi embarks on first major political trip out of Rangoon < DVB >
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Burma
allows Suu Kyi leave for party trip < Boston Globe > June 23
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Chinese-Aided
Machinery Factory Starts Installation in Myanmar < Xinhua > June
23
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Thailand
Not Biggest Source of Fake Passports : Police < Xinhua > June 23
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India
plans joint bid with Bhutan, Bangladesh and Burma to hunt rebels <
ABC aus > June 24
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India
to talk with Burma over North East insurgents < Mizzima > June
23
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Traveling
Restrictions due to Muslim Woman died < Mizzima News in
Burmese > June 23
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Shan Army retreats
< The Nation > June 23
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Decision
on Muslim asylum seekers soon: Myanmar < Jang.com > June 23
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Mahathir
reverses resignation < BBC > June 22
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Myanmar
Opposition Leader Travels < Yahoo-AP > June 22
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Suu
Kyi tests waters with first political trip outside Yangon: NLD <
Yahoo-Asia > June 22
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Refugees
uneasy about returning home < SHAN > June 22
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Thai
general hates to lose kingdom "for the third time" < SHAN
> June 22
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Suu
Kyi makes first political trip outside Yangon < MSNBC > June 22
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Aung
San Suu Kyi Begins political Tour in Burma < VOA > June 22
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Myanmar's
Suu Kyi seeks changes sooner, not later < MSNBC > June 22
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Junta
troops looking for forced labor, fight with KNLA < Irrawaddy
News in Burmese > June 22
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Burmese
opposition leader tests freedom < BBC > June 22
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Myanmar
opposition leader goes to countryside for party business, testing junta's
sincerity < nj.com > June 22
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US
still sceptical about Myanmar < New Straits Times >
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Burmese
Opposition Leader Leaves Rangoon for Political consultations < VOA
> June 22
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Shan
make a surprise withdrawal < BKK Post > June 22
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Junta troops force Shan to withdraw
< The Nation > June 22
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Myanmar:
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi visits ICRC delegation < ICRC >
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Defendants
in Myanmar coup trial plead innocent < Yahoo-AP > June 21
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World
Refugee's Day held in India < Mizzima > June 21
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One
More Opposition MP Released in Myanmar < Xinhua > June 21
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Shan
withdraws, Shan attacked < SHAN > June 21
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NORTHERN BORDER: Burmese reject Thai protest note
< The Nation > June 21
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Thai
Leaders Urge Army to Keep Restraint With Myanmar < Xinhua > June
21
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THAILAND-MYANMAR
Spectre from the past < Daily Star > June 21
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'Women
in Myanmar are as repressed as elsewhere in the world' < Express
India >
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US
Officials Seek AIDS Funding for Myanmar < Yahoo-Reuters > June
21
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US
Officials Seek AIDS Funding for Burma < Worldview Rights > June
21
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Myanmar
Claims Destroying Over 127 Tons of Poppy Seeds < Xinhua > June
21
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Chavalit
opts out of talks with Burma < BKK Post > June 21
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Thai-Myanmese
feud shows misunderstanding < Asia times > June 21
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More
mortar rounds land on Thai village < BKK Post > June 21
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Rangoon
Rebirth < FEER > June 27 Issue
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Brass
Taxed < FEER > June 27 Issue
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