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EU foreign ministers lift trade, economic and individual sanctions in response to political reforms.
Human rights report denounces ethnic cleansing of Rohingya as the West congratulates Myanmar on democratic reforms.
Thein Sein says nation can learn from recent tension between religious and ethnic groups as citizens celebrate New Year.
President Thein Sein's comments come in the wake of deadly sectarian violence targeting Muslims in towns in Meiktila.
President urges police to crackdown on violence, as Buddhist mobs continued to attack Muslims in several towns.
Government urges citizens to avoid inciting violence after religious riots claim 32 lives over the weekend in Meikhtila.
Army regains control of central city of Meikhtila where clashes between Muslims and Buddhists have left dozens dead.
Money allocated to strengthening democratic institutions and promoting human rights as president meets PM in Canberra.
National League for Democracy unanimously re-elects chairwoman but rejects calls for new blood among ageing top ranks.
Opposition leader breaks silence on state's conflict with ethnic Kachin rebels, saying she would broker talks if asked.
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