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Yesterday, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific affairs Kurt Campbell wrapped up what he called an "exploratory mission" to Burma by meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi, the democracy advocate kept under house arrest by the Burmese... Full Article at World Politics Review
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WASHINGTON: US envoys who paid a rare visit to Myanmar say the new dialogue will be slow and cautious, but the junta's plans to hold 2010 elections are casting a shadow that could disrupt the delicate process. Full Article at Channel News Asia
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Senior U.S. officials have urged Burma's military government to talk with opposition groups before next year's controversial elections. The call for dialogue came during the highest-level visit by U.S. diplomats to Burma in more than a decade. Full Article at GlobalSecurity.org
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Aug. 11: Activists holds a banner calling for the release of detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi outside the Burmese Embassy in Bangkok. Full Article at FOX News
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The most senior US official to visit Burma for almost 15 years met with the military-led nation's prime minister on Wednesday, as Washington seeks to improve ties with the ruling junta. Full Article at The Age
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I think that role and the attitude of Aung San Suu Kyi is very important to a change in US policy toward Burma
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Mr. Campbell's visit is the beginning of new U.S engagement policy toward Burma. This is the first step of the engagement but we have to see what comes out of the new engagement policy
