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In Myanmar, a movement for Muslim and Buddhist tolerance

As Myanmar's head of state visits the US, the first such trip in more than 45 years, religious and ethnic violence are being slowly addressed back home.

As cyclone bears down on Myanmar, thousands of Muslims refuse to relocate

Backchannels How Myanmar's Buddhist-Muslim conflict has reached into Indonesia

Indira Johnson places intriguing sculptures to create dialogues on peace

Opinion Myanmar's urgent human rights need: citizenship for 'the Roma of Asia'

President of International Committee of the Red Cross arrives in Myanmar

Doomsday crackdown: China arrests hundreds in Mayan apocalypse group (+video)

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Myanmar riot police descend on copper mine protesters

Opinion Obama and Myanmar (Burma): 4 points about conflict there

Exiled to Nowhere

Terrorism & Security Myanmar unrest threatens to destabilize democracy and region

Iron Nazi space Buddha may be fake, definitely from space

Bangladesh vows to protect Buddhists after Facebook photo attacks (+video)

Nazi space Buddha was meteorite, includes swastika

Global News Blog Amid pressures of daily life, more Koreans revive interest in shamanism

In Tibet, defiant self-immolations spread beyond monks, nuns

Pakistan's extremists whip up frenzy over Burma's Muslims

UN envoy visits Myanmar as ethnic clashes test reforms

Keep Calm Islamists destroy Timbuktu heritage sites: Why are these targets?

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Reforms in Myanmar: 4 reasons the military changed course

Dalai Lama wins Templeton Prize as more than 'simple Buddhist monk'

Myanmar cease-fire: Who are the Karen rebels?

Global News Blog Zen and the art of Facebooking