Daw Suu Kyi meets speakers, election commission in NPT; The case for a law reform commission; ?Hope is a fragile thing?; Developers eye Kyauktan after SEZ statement; Myanmar seeks ?rightful position? in world order; Thai PM backs Suu Kyi in landmark talks; YCDC evicts squatters from South Okkalapa; More resources needed for quake preparedness: expert; Govt targets peace during first term; Aged in need find a helping hand; Tour guide association in turmoil over rule changes; International medical conference to be held in Yangon next month; Education, health forum to be held; Bomb blast kills one woman in Hledan; Funding holding back Kachin relief effort: UN; Japanese foreign minister announces Myanmar trip; Student leader remembered at Yangon ceremony; Secretariat left off hotel tender list; Nay Pyi Taw International Airport opens; Migrant registration programs targets children; Small triumphs for Asian democracy...BUSINESS & PROPERTY: Electricity supply charges to rise 40-50pc; Car permit prices likely to tumble; Industrial zones warned on impending power cut; Five foodstuffs receive import green light; Dutch trade delegation visits on fact-finding mission; East, North Dagon property prices explode: agents; Dagon Center II open for business: manager; MAI to launch e-tickets soon: spokesperson... TIMEOUT: 180 submissions for Freedom Filmfest; Saya San Plaza hosts sculpture festival; Punk band delivers message of thinking outside the box; Tintin?s adventures continue in Yangon...SPORT...2010 ELECTIONS...RSS FEEDS