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Could Myanmar's economic reform bring business to war-torn ethnic regions?

Myanmar has passed a new foreign direct investment law. Now a cease-fire in the country's war-torn Karen state has some entrepreneurs hoping to attract foreign investment.

Myanmar removes names from blacklist. What does it mean for reform?

UN envoy visits Myanmar as ethnic clashes test reforms

Opinion People in Myanmar (Burma) must learn to 'think freedom'

Global News Blog Clinton to Myanmar: Keep up the reforms

Myanmar open for US business, but is it a safe bet?

Global News Blog US eases sanctions on Myanmar in rare difference with Aung San Suu Kyi

US eases sanctions, allows companies to do business with Myanmar

Global News Blog After Aung San Suu Kyi, girl band symbolizes a changing Myanmar?

Opinion Sen. Collins: Republicans and Democrats can agree on Myanmar (Burma)

Change Agent Forgive but don't forget, Myanmar comedian-turned-activist says

Suu Kyi cheered by supporters in Britain

Opinion Aung San Suu Kyi signals change in Burma, but investors should proceed with caution

Why deadly race riots could rattle Myanmar's fledgling reforms

Myanmar declares state of emergency in western state

To reward Myanmar for reforms, US eases economic sanctions, names ambassador

Obama names ambassador to Myanmar: Is US moving too slow or too fast?

South Korea to North Korea: Learn from Myanmar

Aung San Suu Kyi's historic moment: 5 things to know

Aung San Suu Kyi takes Myanmar parliamentary oath

Aung San Suu Kyi ends boycott to make Myanmar parliamentary debut

Is Myanmar about to rejoin the world?

Lifted sanctions may mean opportunities for Myanmar

As sanctions ease on Myanmar, aid to refugees dries up (+video)

The Monitor's View The real victory in the Myanmar election