The Mergui Archipelago is an elusive paradise
Diplomatic score: The UN's man in Myanmar has business interests there too
Hit-and-run scapegoats in Burma
Why take the rap when you kill someone if you can pay someone else to take it for you?
Consumer Stirring Visible in Burma, Foreigners are Flocking in
Rangoon
The coffee and samosas are improving at the Rangoon People's Patisserie. In most other countries that would not be particularly remarkablea it means that times are changing
A Corrupt Corner of the Raj aims to pounce as Asia's new tiger
Rangoon
Foreign businessmen who have flocked to Vietnam and China in recent years are now packing the few flights to Burma's capital, Rangoon, seeking ground-floor positions in a former corner of the Raj where a day's labour costs only one US dollar.
A Rare Bird Blazes Trail for Australia in Rangoon
Rangoon
IT'S A long way from rural Edenhope in Victoria's Western District to a Bolshevik-built warehouse on Rangoon's Bo Aung Gyaw Street, but Neil Bird seems to be handling the transition with aplomb.
Junta.com
Asia must embrace the Net,
or suffer