• Korean firm steels itself for Myanmar JV
• Korean firm steels itself for Myanmar JV
• Government militia against police
• Guatemala: A relevant case study for Burma
• 24 bodies recovered from the Bay in Teknaf
• 20 political prisoners released, says support group
• Myanmar kyat hits record low
• International franchises gaining popularity in Myanmar
• Obama wishes to discuss Myanmar’s communal violence
• Govt, KIO to resume peace talks
• Singapore sates its sweet tooth for Myanmar fruit
• UWSA set detained 16 Lisu free
• Liaison offices set up to prevent clashes: Shan leader to the military

Ethnic Media Conference: Strengthening of Ethnic Voice in Democratic Media Reform Statement

• Authorities settle Natala villagers on Rohingyas’ land
• State officials fails to relocate Rohingyas as Cyclone Mahasem advances
• Burma's armed conflict will delay Shwe pipeline admits government official
• Probable Mahasen assault: Only few refugees shifted to safer places in Sittwe
• Thai security: Wa denial of gunships deserves benefit of the doubt
• Thai security kept on toes by Burma Army’s unusual moves
• Myanmar kyat hits record low
• War on Drugs: The year in limbo
• Myanmar could lose a third of forestry
• Fund misused, Arakanese continue suffering from erratic power supply