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Obama lifts US sanctions on Myanmar

2019-07-31T00:19:44Z

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BUZZ-China s sugar futures sink as traders say new import duties...

2019-07-30T01:21:16Z

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2019-07-29T10:15:54Z

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China s sugar industry seeks sweet success on import curbs

2019-07-28T11:17:12Z

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Myanmar army clears itself of Rohingya atrocity claims

2019-07-28T11:16:47Z

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Brief Introduction about China

2019-07-27T12:17:56Z

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Myanmar army clears itself of Rohingya atrocity claims

2019-07-27T11:12:29Z

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Myanmar

2019-07-26T12:14:33Z

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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, the leading opposition leader, winner of Nobel Peace Prize and the world�s most famous political prisoner was kept under house arrest from 1989 to 1995. For a long time, we did not hear much from Myanmar. Generally, the Generals used to give some reports regarding the developmental activities in the international media. But recently, Myanmar is [https://www.myanmartour.com/Ngapali_Myanmar_d80.html beautiful beaches in myanmar] the news in a big way. Non-violent protests sprang up in the streets of Yangon. The military rulers tried to control the protest marchers by cutting down the news, cell phone connections and other connectivity. In spite of their attempts the press and [http://www.deer-Digest.com/?s=local%20people local people] could able to transmit the videos of the actual happenings to the electronic media which flashed them all over the world. The world came to know the unacceptable atrocities imposed on the protestors. 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But now the international communities realized the unbearable hardships experienced by the people of Myanmar. The ASEAN nations made a statement condemning the crack down and high handedness of the junta. Similarly India too asked to release Aung San Suu Kyi to find an amicable solution for making Myanmar a democratic country. Violence on nonviolent pro democracy protestors warrants strongest condemnation from everyone. The sea of humanity was seen on the streets of Yangon. They were the people who fight for political and economic justice. The Buddhist monks, in huge number with thousands of the civilians came out on the streets of Myanmar�s capital city was really a freedom struggle shown to the world with great difficulty. What happened inside Myanmar in September 2007 could not be hidden by the military rulers. The Government of Myanmar is governed by the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) and its chairman Than Shwe who is all powerful backed up by a mighty military force which is good in killing the unarmed nonviolent Buddhist monks and civilians. The involvement of the monks in the pro democracy demonstrations was supported by monks all over Asia and in the world. They extended moral support to their brethren [https://www.myanmartour.com/Ngapali_Myanmar_d80.html beautiful beaches in myanmar] Myanmar. The Dalai Lama in his statement said: �I extend my support and solidarity with the recent peaceful movement for democracy in Burma. I fully support their call for freedom and democracy and take this opportunity to appeal to freedom loving people all over the world to support such nonviolent movements. 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The crack down on protestors was criticized by the left parties and appreciated the stand taken by Government of India (GOI). India�s relationship with the ruling military government was constrained more than one occasion. The award of Jawaharlal Nehru Peace Award to Suu Kyi in 1995 inked the Myanmar government. The GOI provided refuge to thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators who fled Myanmar after the crackdown in 1988. Those actions were not liked by the military junta. World politics is so complex that only intelligent politicians with experience can handle it taking into account of their own interests. All these complicated political situations determine the destiny of a nation. From the recent upsurge in Myanmar, it appears that there is a hope for this country to see the light of freedom and democracy. Let peace and freedom make the monks and masses of Myanmar happy.

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2019-07-26T12:14:24Z

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