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Discounts to our long-form reports on the Stratfor Store. • published: 27 Mar 2012 • views: 177539. In this discussion brought to you from the 's of, Dr Farrelly introduces 's new political geography through a series of maps. He discusses the evolution of Myanmar politics from long-term military dictatorship to a nascent parliamentary system where regular elections are planned.

The focus of this discussion is the general election. Dr Farrelly provides a brief introduction to the electorates and to the re-shaping of the national terrain around the 330 lower house () constituencies of the new national legislature. He discusses political parties and margins of victory, and the interactions of geography and political outcomes. His analysis ends with some brief reflections on the by-election which saw and others from the elected to Myanmar's legislatures. As Dr Farrelly suggests, the big questions for political analysts concern what will happen in Myanmar's planned. • published: 16 Oct 2012 • views: 45727.

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More and discuss here: • published: 29 May 2012 • views: 1015376. The yet little-known in eastern is on its way to becoming a tourist destination. As part of a.9 million project aimed at boosting sustainable and inclusive tourism in the country, the () and the for the of Imports from developing countries () worked with the to launch a tourism-promotion project in. For more information about the Kayah State tourism project and its expected impact, read the full story at://www.intracen.org/news/USD-19-million-Netherlands-funded-project-to-boost-sustainable-and-inclusive-tourism-in-Myanmar/. • published: 11 Sep 2014 • views: 3198.

Learn,, Subscribe ------------------------------------------------ the series here: Here is the:: ------------------------------------------------ In this brief video you can find seven little known facts about. More information about the video content bellow: 1. Of (formerly ), located in the of Myanmar, was the capital of the between the 9th to. More than 10,000, pagodas and monasteries were constructed in the Bagan plains area of Myanmar, of which more than 2, can still be seen today. Myanmar () – is a country which has a history of more than 2.5 thousand years old. Arise: why people called Myanmar– Burma, and what name came first?

Publications noted that “Myanmar” and “” in the country were ancestral names that have been renamed by the authorities, when they came to Myanmar in the late. Both names refer to the main ethnic group in the country, and in fact do not contradict each other. In, the new official name (Myanmar) was adopted in the UN. However, the decision to rename the state has not been approved by the, as provided by the.