Cross-border trade between Bangladesh and Myanmar resumed yesterday after a nine -day hiatus since sectarian violence erupted in the Rakhine state of the neighbouring country.
Follow up:
A cargo boat with 90 tonnes of frozen fish, including rohit and katla, berthed at a jetty of Teknaf land port around 5:30 p.m.
Sama Enterprise had imported the fish from Myanmar, said Abdul Mohaimen, general manager of United Land Port Teknaf Limited that operates the land port.
Burma's military reform gap
by David Scott Mathieson
Published in: Asia Times Online
JUNE 12, 2012
David Scott Mathieson
by David Scott Mathieson
Published in: Asia Times Online
JUNE 12, 2012
David Scott Mathieson
Burma’s President Thein Sein and his close advisers have reaped widespread kudos for their brokering of preliminary ceasefire talks with more than a dozen ethnic armed groups over the past several months. In early April, the government reached an agreement with the Karen National Union (KNU) to end a secessionist conflict that has alternatively simmered and boiled since 1949, following on from similar agreements with 11 other insurgent groups.
The enthusiasm for ceasefires has been tempered by ongoing fighting in Burma's northern Kachin State between the Burmese government and the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) after the breakdown of a 17-year ceasefire in June 2011.
As in all insurgencies, the political, economic and social motivations for ongoing conflict are complex, but the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) identifies a core grievance that has fueled recruitment to the KIA: "Ruthless and poorly focused GUB [Burmese government] suppression operations such as the burning of an entire village ... the forced transfer of the entire population of Kachin villagers from insurgent infested areas ... enough instances of rape, knifing and chicken-stealing to foster bitter resentment among the Kachin."for urdu news, urdu news, world news in urdu, world news in urdu and english, online news, , india news, pakistan news, india pakistan news, urdu site, urdu website,
The enthusiasm for ceasefires has been tempered by ongoing fighting in Burma's northern Kachin State between the Burmese government and the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) after the breakdown of a 17-year ceasefire in June 2011.
As in all insurgencies, the political, economic and social motivations for ongoing conflict are complex, but the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) identifies a core grievance that has fueled recruitment to the KIA: "Ruthless and poorly focused GUB [Burmese government] suppression operations such as the burning of an entire village ... the forced transfer of the entire population of Kachin villagers from insurgent infested areas ... enough instances of rape, knifing and chicken-stealing to foster bitter resentment among the Kachin."for urdu news, urdu news, world news in urdu, world news in urdu and english, online news, , india news, pakistan news, india pakistan news, urdu site, urdu website,
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