Commentary: India’s Burma Dilemma
by Mira Kamdar, Project Syndicate - The main reason for India’s relations with Myanmar’s junta is the country’s largely unexploited energy reserves, which India desperately needs to fuel its economic boom.
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Comments (1)
This article and the current feature article on the plans for dams in Myanmar are rich sources of information on this troubled country. Thank you to the editors of the WIP for running them.
The exploitation of the resources of other countries, which has, unfortunately, been a feature of US history, has never been so blatant and so heinous as now. As a US citizen, I am working here to change our course. I appreciate the WIP which is putting information out that may help raise awareness in the US and other developed countries about the things that we are doing which are not revealed in the traditional media.
Posted by Nancy Van Ness | October 25, 2007 6:25 AM