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    Tagged: nationwide ceasefire

    Conflict Lead Story News Shan

    Shan army accused of forced recruitment

    The Shan State Army-South has recently been engaged in clashes against the Ta’ang National Liberation Army.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    Suu Kyi, NCA groups agree to start ‘Second Panglong’ in August

    Suu Kyi also plans to meet members of other armed groups as she prepares to launch a comprehensive peace process building on last year’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement.

    Analysis Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ceasefire signing marks end of the beginning

    Thursday’s signatories will hope that the inking of the ceasefire, with its broad but stated points to address localised conflict, will provide the time needed for lengthy discussions to come.

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    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ceasefire talks: leaders pledge compromise

    With four issues left to resolve – including significant military matters and details about political dialogue – delegates resume peace talks in Rangoon.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Shan

    Shan rebels sit for ceasefire talks with UPWC

    A Shan spokesman said the objective was to work out an MoU, because the proposed ceasefire agreement is unlikely to be signed by 12 February.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    No date set for resuming peace talks

    No agreement set for next round of ceasefire talks following meeting between Myanmar Peace Center and delegates from ethnic groups.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    Compromises reached on most ceasefire issues

    Senior peace negotiators say they have reached agreement on several outstanding points at the latest round of ceasefire talks in Rangoon.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ethnic negotiators demand answers on boot camp shelling

    Burmese govt requests resumption of ceasefire talks this month, but ethnic leader says questions will have to be answered first.

    Govt ‘doesn’t speak the truth’: Gun Maw video

    Interview Kachin Lead Story News Peace Process

    Govt ‘doesn’t speak the truth’: Gun Maw

    In an exclusive interview with DVB, KIA heavyweight Gen. Gun Maw, says that the peace process has stalled due to the Burmese government’s disingenuous tactics.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    Ceasefire draft committee adds finishing touches

    A 15-member committee of political party representatives assigned to draft a framework for political dialogue expects to finalise their proposal by the close of Wednesday.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics Shan

    No significant progress at Shan ceasefire talks

    Both the Shan State Army’s North and South have held separate meetings with the Burmese government aimed at moving the peace process ahead.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Shan

    Shan groups pledge common vision at Bangkok meeting

    Shan armed groups and political parties wrap up a meeting in Bangkok designed to craft a common vision to the peace process and elections.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    Crunch time for ceasefire talks as delegates meet in Rangoon

    Hopes are high that the talks, scheduled for five days, will result in a single-text agreement for a nationwide ceasefire; notwithstanding, some crucial military issues need to be resolved.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ethnic bloc to meet NLD, 88 Gen in Thailand

    The United Nationalities Federal Council, an umbrella organisation of ethnic armed groups, is to hold an official meeting with the National League for Democracy and other Burmese pro-democracy groups for the first time.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Military is committed to peace process, says Thein Sein

    Burmese president discusses ceasefire and development issues with Wa, Mong La and Shan State Army North leaders in Naypyidaw.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    Govt refuses to reveal framework for political dialogue

    The Burmese government is still refusing to share the framework it proposes for conducting political dialogue with ethnic armed groups following the signing of a ceasefire agreement.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    Burmese govt agrees, in principle, to a federal union

    The Burmese government agrees to the principle of establishing a federal union, according to officials emerging from negotiations with ethnic leaders in Rangoon on Friday.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Federalism on agenda at ethnic leaders’ meeting

    A Myanmar Peace Centre spokesman said they discussed the issue of federalism with the ethnic armed group alliance Nationwide Ceasefire Coordination Team when they met in Chiang Mai this week.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    Aung Min urges MPs to play role in post-ceasefire dialogue

    Burmese govt negotiator makes the call following an agreement to facilitate political dialogue with armed minorities within 90 days of the signing of a nationwide ceasefire.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ethnic bloc readies for ceasefire talks with govt

    The NCCT, an alliance of 16 ethnic armed groups, said it has established a 10-point set of guidelines for pursuing peace talks with the Burmese government, and that it has appointed five committees for attending to a future accord.

    Laiza ceasefire talks enter final stages video

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Politics Video

    Laiza ceasefire talks enter final stages

    Ethnic armed groups are due to come to a decision on whether to accept the second draft of a nationwide ceasefire.

    Karenni Lead Story News Peace Process

    Karenni leader urges caution on final day of ceasefire talks

    Abel Tweed, who is chairing the last day of ceasefire talks in Laiza, said on Monday that the ethnic alliance was “hoping for the best, but would also prepare for the worst”.

    Bullet Points: 24 July 2014 video

    Lead Story News

    Bullet Points: 24 July 2014

    Bullet Points: today’s top news stories with Angus Watson.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ethnic leaders arrive for Laiza ceasefire talks

    The Nationwide Ceasefire Coordination Team meets to discuss terms and conditions for a ceasefire that could end decades of war with Burmese government forces.

    Ethnic MPs join peace discussions video

    Lead Story News Politics Video

    Ethnic MPs join peace discussions

    Ethnic MPs from constituencies in areas of conflict met with Myanmar Peace Centre (MPC) representatives in Naypyidaw on Monday to discuss their role in the peace process.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    NCCT, govt agree ‘second draft’ at peace talks

    Three days of talks at the Myanmar Peace Centre between an alliance of 17 ethnic armed groups and a government delegation saw further discussion on the specific points of a single-text agreement which has now been solidified into a second draft.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ceasefire talks underway in Rangoon

    Representatives of the ethnic bloc NCCT sit down with government peace negotiators to discuss the next steps in drafting what will ultimately be a single-text nationwide ceasefire agreement covering all the ethnic armed groups in Burma.

    Kachin Lead Story News Peace Process

    Kachin peace talks proceeding tentatively in Myitkyina

    The KIO meets with a Burmese government delegation led by Minister Aung Min on Tuesday in Myitkyina, where they focused on finding a solution to the ongoing conflict in the region.

    Constitution Ethnic issues Lead Story News

    Ethnic alliance ‘cannot support’ 2008 Constitution

    The Nationwide Ceasefire Coordination Team (NCCT) said it has agreed to four of the Burmese military’s six requests, but that it cannot fully adhere to the existing laws of the country nor the current Constitution.

    Aid Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    Kachin IDPs urged to return home despite ongoing violence

    Conditions are dire for thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in northern Burma, who after fleeing armed conflict are now being pressured to return to their villages in Kachin State’s Mansi Township.

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