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The New York Times
BEIJING, Friday, Nov. 23 — Chinese authorities on Friday confirmed the deaths of about 30 more people from a landslide that struck this week in the Three Gorges Dam region. The news comes as Chinese ...
Bangkok Post
Environmentalists have called on two SET-listed companies to halt their investments in Burma, saying they only serve to fatten the junta's purse while jeopardising the lives of minority groups.
The Nation
ENERGY PROJECTSChinese make move: MDX, Ratchaburi face threat in huge power schemes
In china's quest for energy security, Chinese companies have penetrated into the power-generating business in Burma and La...
energybangla.com
Bangladesh Finally Give up the Idea of Importing Electricity from Myanmar
Bangladesh may finally give up the idea of importing electricity from neighboring Myanmar for reasons of security apart from the hug...
Sydney Morning Herald
THE politics of water has helped the Burmese military ride out an international backlash to its repression of protesting monks, by tempering criticism from two important neighbours, China and Thailand.
enews.mcot.net
Salween: Regional river in jeopardyThe Salween River starts in Tibet and flows through China, Myanmar and Thailand. For most of its over 2,800-kilometre route, the international river is of lit...
