Burma in Transition
RSS22 April 2013Last updated at 13:55
What is behind Burma's wave of violence?
Following communal riots than killed more than 40 in Burma in March, the BBC's Jonathan Head visits the town where it all began to examine the causes of the violence.
Q&A: Communal violence
Q&A: Communal violenceThe BBC looks at what lies behind the religious and ethnic tensions that have bubbled to the surface in Myanmar, also known as Burma.
Will opposition party adapt?
Will opposition party adapt?The BBC's Jonah Fisher examines whether Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy can adapt to the challenges of a new political era.
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The moment Suu Kyi was freed02:05
2007: Protesters clash with police03:24
Police footage shows violent Burma riots
Foreign investment 'key for Burma'
Major corporations move on Burma
The Kachin struggle for independence
Suu Kyi makes landmark broadcast
Profile of Aung San Suu Kyi
The moment Suu Kyi was freed
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My regrets
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