On these pages, we publish news from the world-press about Burma, today known as Myanmar.

• 06.01.2005: Burmese corpses found in the sea by Thai fishermen. DVB

• 05.01.2005: Hundreds of Myanmar fishermen likely killed by tsunami. AFP

• 04.01.2005: Over 400 may be dead after tsunami.BBC

• 03.01.2005: Burma probably hit by quake hard. The Washington Post

• 03.01.2005: Our government in Burma is lying. Sunday Telegraph

• 28.12.2004: San Dih Moo: The Absence of rule of lawin Burma

• 21.12.2004: Myanmar market blast kills one, injures another: witnesses

• 29.11.2004: Democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi house arrest extended for another yaer. AFP

• 23.11.2004: Burma: Child Soldier Global Report 2004

• 17.11.2004: Karen Refugees have ‘window on the world’. Irrawaddy

• 17.11.2004: More than 8,000 victims of land mines in 2003. Associated Press

• 16.11.2004: DKBA: never surrender to SPDC. Kao Wao News

• 12.11.2004: Aid Agencies Pessimistic on Outlook for Burmese Refugees. PolitInfo

• 11.11.2004: "The beginning of the end or Genuine Reforms?" Euro Burma Office

• 10.11.2004: The price of exploitation. Irrawaddy

• 05.11.2004: Boomtown sees backlash from its crucial Myanmese workers. China Morning Post

• 04.11.2004: Karen prepare for the worst as peace hopes diminish. SCMP

• 04.11.2004: PRESS CONFERENCE BY SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN MYANMAR. UN News Center

• 28.10.2004: Fracas in Mae La Refugee Camp. Irrawaddy

• 24.10.2004: WHO WILL BE THE FIRST TO SHAKE SOE WIN'S HAND? Dictator Watch