Posted on October 21, 2007 by sanooaung
“Brain Drain” to “Brain Gain”
SHWE BA
Almost every country complains about “Brain drain” but most of them fail to tap it to get “Brain gain”. Nowadays, with the process of globalisation process, it is almost futile to complain about brain drain but governments should try to gain from this phenomenon. Why not tap the other countries’ brains [...]
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Posted on October 21, 2007 by sanooaung
General Aung San’s Acceptance of migrants as brethren
“I want to address the Indians and Chinese residing in this country. We have no bitterness, no ill will for them, or for that matter for any race and nationality in the world. If they choose to join us, we will welcome them as our own brethren. The [...]
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Posted on October 21, 2007 by sanooaung
UN-led Asian dialogue best way to push for change
By_Dr CHANDRA MUZAFFAR,
President,
International Movement for a Just World.
OF THE various proposals made so far on how one could coax the military junta in Myanmar to heed the voice of the people, the most feasible is perhaps the one that seeks to convene a conference of heads of [...]
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