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Correspondents Myanmar’s turbulent year of civilian rule Thomas Kean 27 March 2017 By-elections later this week could intensify pressure on the governing National League for Democracy Correspondents The next steps on Myanmar’s road to democracy Thomas Kean 15 November 2015 Myanmar’s election came down to a vote against authoritarianism, writes Thomas Kean in Yangon. This week the National League for Democracy,… Correspondents Myanmar and the Rohingya: the case for quiet diplomacy Thomas Kean 8 June 2015 Without letting the government off the hook, we need to recognise the pressures that influence Myanmar’s policies in Rakhine State, writes Thomas Kean in Yangon International Location, location, location Nicholas Farrelly 3 July 2014 Myanmar is in the thick of the Asian century, writes Nicholas Farrelly

Books & arts Among Asia’s giants Nicholas Farrelly 21 December 2011 With the right leadership Burma could undoubtedly use its position between China and India to its advantage, writes Nicholas Farrelly Correspondents “We cannot achieve what we want with hatred. We need a situation where everybody wins, including the military” Our correspondent in Rangoon 1 November 2011 A year after Burma’s first general election in two decades, our correspondent in Rangoon finds encouraging signs of political and social change Correspondents Burma’s quiet reformers Our correspondent in Rangoon 13 June 2011 An independent and increasingly vibrant civil society movement is developing in Burma, writes our correspondent in Rangoon Correspondents The last foreign publisher in Burma? Our correspondent in Rangoon 18 February 2011 Ross Dunkley headed a high-profile foreign-owned business caught up in a web of tensions, writes our correspondent in Rangoon