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UN chief says Myanmar should free Aung San Suu Kyi AP / June 30, 2009 U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called Tuesday on Myanmar's military-run government to free all of its political prisoners, including opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Full Version
KIO-KIA kata hta (Editorial) The Kachin Post / June 28, 2009 N’dai laman, Wunpawng Mungdan Shanglawt Hpung (KIO) gaw tinang a Wunpawng Mungdan Shanglawt Hpyen Dap (KIA) hpe State Security Force (SSF) ngu ai shingteng amying de galai shai kau mayu ai lam tsun pru wa ma ai. Myen Hpyen Dap matsun ai Border Guard Force (BGF) a malai zai ladat hte mung masa lahkam htawt sit ai lam rai na sai. Full Version
Officials say UN envoy arrives in Myanmar AP / June 26, 2009 A U.N. special envoy arrived Friday in Myanmar to pave the way for a possible visit by the U.N. secretary-general that would be politically delicate because of the continuing trial of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Full Version
North Korea Threatens Attack as U.S. Destroyer Tracks Ship to Myanmar U.S News / June 22, 2009 Pyongyang issued fresh threats of retaliation Monday as U.S. warship tailed a North Korea cargo ship suspected of carrying missiles. Full Version
EU Threatens Tougher Sanctions Against Myanmar AFP / June 19, 2009 European Union leaders threatened Friday to slap new sanctions on the Myanmar regime unless it released Aung San Suu Kyi, as the pro-democracy leader marked her 64th birthday behind bars. Full Version
Myanmar says no to reopening Stilwell Road, plan shelved IANS / June 18, 2009 India’s plans of reopening the historic World War II Stilwell Road, linking the country to China via Myanmar, has come a cropper with Yangon rejecting moves to allow its territory for resuming age old road links, an official here said Thursday. Full Version
China to build Myanmar oil, gas lines from Sept –media Reuters / June 16, 2009 China will start building oil and gas pipelines through Myanmar in September that would enable it shorten the journey time for crude oil imports from the Middle East and Africa, the China Securities Journal reported on Tuesday. Full Version
Burma needs no Border Guard Force; KIA chief-of-staff The Kachin Post / June 14, 2009 The chief-of-staff of Kachin Independence Army Maj-Gen. Gunhtang Gam Shawng said Burma does not need Border Guard Force in Kachin State to defend foreign enemies, according to the exclusive interview with The Kachin Post. Full Version
Interview with KIA chief-of-staff Maj-Gen Gunhtang Gam Shawng The Kachin Post / June 14, 2009 San:-(1) Myen Hpyen Dap hpa majaw KIA hpe Border Guard Force ( Ga Jarit Sin Hpyen Dap ) de galai kau mayu ai rai? Full Version
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