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    Category: International Relations

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    US pledges $21m to strengthen governance in Burma

    “Our fundamental objective is to help the new government succeed,” said US presidential advisor Ben Rhodes, adding that “we want to see as much trade and investment as possible.”

    Foreign Affairs International Relations Lead Story News

    Suu Kyi accepts invitation to visit US

    State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi has accepted an invitation from US President Barack Obama to visit the United States before he leaves office.

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    Suu Kyi park founders meet Norwegian royals

    Queen Sonja of Norway on Wednesday congratulated the founders of a park opened last week to commemorate Aung San Suu Kyi’s 71st birthday.

    Foreign Affairs International Relations Lead Story News Refugees

    Refugee repatriation high on agenda as Thai deputy PM visits Burma

    Burma and Thailand agree to set up a committee to prepare for the repatriation of war refugees residing on the Thai side of their common border.

    ASEAN International Relations Lead Story News

    Burma, neighbours urged to increase cooperation

    Burma and its four closest Southeast Asian neighbours — Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam — move to enhance mutual trade and cooperation on tourism and other key sectors of the regional economy.

    Dawei International Relations Lead Story News

    Suu Kyi to discuss Dawei during Thai visit

    The Thai-backed Dawei Special Economic Zone in southern Burma will be high on the agenda when State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi visits Thailand next week.

    ASEAN International Relations Lead Story News

    Burma, Singapore agree to waive visas

    Singapore and Burma agree to allow visa-free travel as a move to strengthen bilateral ties.

    International Relations Lead Story News

    Kerry pledges ‘strong support’ for Burma’s democratic transition

    At the joint press conference with US Secretary of State John Kerry, Foreign Minister Aung San Suu Kyi reiterated her call to avoid using an “emotive term” to refer to Muslims living in Arakan State.

    Business International Relations Lead Story News

    For Steven Law, sanctions are no obstacle

    The US decision to further ease restrictions on trading through Steven Law’s shipping port and airports put the blacklisted businessman in a position to profit from the latest changes to the US sanctions regime.

    International Relations Lead Story News Religion

    US envoy: We want to see peace for all people in Arakan

    Shaarik Zafar, the US special representative to Muslim communities, made the remarks ahead of a visit to Burma by US Secretary of State John Kerry.

    Business International Relations Lead Story News

    Some US sanctions eased, but most remain in place

    The US government has decided to maintain most economic restrictions on Burma in an effort to punish those Washington sees as hampering the country’s newly elected government.

    Education International Relations Lead Story News

    Burma MPs look to Japan for training assistance

    Members of a delegation of MPs returning from a study tour in Japan say that Burmese citizens may receive training with Japan’s assistance.

    International Relations Lead Story News Rohingya

    US ambassador meets Shwe Mann to discuss Rohingya issue

    The meeting comes amid growing efforts in Burma to deny the existence of the Rohingya as a distinct ethnic group.

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    Ambassador says US seeks ‘full rights’ for Burma’s people

    US ambassador to Burma Scot Marciel says the United States will continue to promote reforms in Burma so that its people can “live in harmony and enjoy full rights”.

    International Relations Lead Story News

    USAID zeroes in on Burma’s agriculture sector

    USAID chief Gayle Smith says sustainable agriculture has “enormous potential” as a driver of economic growth in Burma.

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