Political reforms must address Burma’s failing schools
Without the implementation of radical reforms, Burma’s schools will continue to stagnate
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A pivot to Burma
Is the American government really that concerned with the establishment of a democratic government in Burma?
The not so new rulers
Now that most major sanctions against Burma have been dropped, who is set to profit most as the country continues its ‘reform’ process?
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Sanctions and a ‘civilian’ government
If western countries drop all of their sanctions now, will they have any leverage to push the government to free the country’s remaining political prisoners?
A new, albeit ambiguous, chapter opens in US-Burma relations
With a new chapter opening in US-Burma relations, Clinton must take the lead in pressing harder for substantial reform in the country
Burma’s spin doctors claim their first trophy
The International Crisis Group’s report demonstrates succour to a regime that has cleverly disguised its true intentions behind a veneer of reform
EU sanctions exist in name, not effect
EU sanctions on Burma have had little effect, but instead of strengthening them, they are benig drastically weakened
