I convey this feedback letter on ‘Sanctions to Success: A Special Report.’ I found it very interesting and felt optimistic in every respect.
United States President Barack Obama's visit is a bold, courageous and risky move, but it holds the prospect of major rewards to those nations, as well as to the US itself – and to this region as a whole.
As the wheels of Air Force One touched down at Yangon International Airport, United States President Barack Obama became the first serving US President to visit Myanmar.
As President Obama begins his tour of Southeast Asia less than two weeks after his re-election, ASEAN eagerly anticipates a renewed focus on human rights and economic development as the US looks to strengthen ties with the region.
The visit of President Barack Obama to Yangon is obviously a major event in Myanmar-United States relations.
United States President Barack Obama’s visit to Myanmar has particular symbolic importance.
The fast pace of improved US-Myanmar bilateral relations has surprised many observers and analysts alike.
During my first language lesson in Yangon with my teacher Zar Chi and a fellow student from the United States, the “Burma” versus “Myanmar” question arose.
American computer expert Nate Silver has received plenty of attention for his use of mathematics to predict, a few months ahead of time, that Barack Obama had a 90.9 percent chance of winning re-election in November 2012.
