Myanmar Follies
                   
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18-May-2008 301 related
        

Aaah...from China Hand’s lips to Gordon Brown’s ear.I wrote a couple days ago how I expected the Myanmar story to evolve:...Western withholding of aid to continue, demands for intrusive and unnecessary access to intensify, and criticism of government to escalate during recovery and reconstruction... [read full story]                    

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