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Time.com: Asian Relief: The Sharon Stone Effect

Analysis: The Hollywood star's "karma" remark was a gaffe, but perhaps revealing: Why has the world's aid flowed more freely toward the victims of Burma's cyclone than China's earthquake?

Anger at extension of Suu Kyi's detention

Myanmar's military rulers have extended the five-year detention of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, prompting a chorus of international disapproval.

Time.com: Thailand's Prime Minister Speaks

Samak Sundaravej talks to TIME about democracy, the military, relations with Burma and, of course, ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra

Time.com: Burma Plans Its "Democracy"

In a cynical nod to reform, the military junta announces a plebiscite and parliamentary elections. But the not-so-fine print promises no real freedom

CNN Student News: Profiles in Women's History

The following profiles feature prominent women in the fields of politics, law, sports, science and business.

Opposition questions Myanmar election plan

Pro-democracy opposition leaders from Myanmar have reacted with skepticism and concern about the ruling military junta's announced plan to hold a referendum on a new constitution in May and national elections in 2010.

Suu Kyi meets supporters in Myanmar

The leading champion of democracy in Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi, emerged from house arrest Wednesday to meet with political supporters, a diplomatic source told CNN.

Myanmar opposition leader meets with government

Opposition leader and human rights activist Aung San Suu Kyi was taken from her home, where she is under house arrest, for a meeting with a government official on Friday, witnesses said.

Interview with Desmond Tutu

South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu speaks to Talk Asia's Anjali Rao.

Suu Kyi 'optimistic' after talks

Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi said Friday she was "very optimistic" about the process of dialogue with the country's ruling military junta after she was allowed to meet with members of her political party for the first time in three years, a party spokesman said.

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