It’s been roughly three years since Myanmar’s junta decided to pull its country out of the dark ages and into the modern world, but that decision is proving to be a long and difficult process, as conflict between Muslims and Buddhists continues as the country takes up the chairmanship of a southeast Asian regional body. It began when military
Myanmar Struggles With Slow Politcal Reform
Activists say ethnic-religious conflict remains a major problem.
By Les Neuhaus
