Burma: another shot

Article Abstract:

The National Convention of Burma will resume its task of writing a new constitution for Burma and work towards installing a democratic government, after a gap of 8 years. The National League for Democracy (NLD), who in 1995 had walked out in a huff whilst making the new constitution, is a major part of it as it is working for a national reconciliation.

Strategy & planning, Myanmar, Planning, Political aspects, Elections, Company business planning, Democratization, National League for Democracy (Myanmar)

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Stanley HoEs biggest gamble

Article Abstract:

Stanley Ho, the Asian casino king is in news. His sister Winnie Ho has alleged that she was blackmailed by her brother to assist him in building the gambling empire and was also coerced to leave her share in the gaming business. Stanley Ho denies the charges. The adverse implications of the scandal on the gaming empire of Stanley Ho are discussed.

Legal issues & crime, Executive changes & profiles, Legal/Government Regulation, Macao, Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Officials and employees, Company legal issue, Cases, Cover Story, Gambling industry, Businesswomen, Businessmen, Extortion, Ho, Stanley, Ho, Winnie

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Jakarta jilted

Article Abstract:

IndonesiaEs neighbors are not very supportive of its vision of a regional security community. They appear to regard its energetic promotion of an Asean Security Community as a blatant and unacceptable bid to reassert itself over the rest of the region.

Indonesia, International aspects, Jakarta, Indonesia, Indonesian foreign relations

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