A child and his mother rest in Tunggyi, the capital of Shan state on Wednesday, Jan. 25. Derided as a well-choreographed sham in one of the world’s most authoritarian countries when it opened a year ago, Myanmar’s parliament began a third session on Thursday with feisty stirrings of democracy, under pressure to accelerate economic and political reforms that could soon convince the West to lift decades-old sanctions. [Credit : Damir Sagolj / Reuters]
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A child and his mother rest in Tunggyi, the capital of Shan state on Wednesday, Jan. 25. Derided as a well-choreographed sham in one of the world’s most authoritarian countries when it opened a year ago, Myanmar’s parliament began a third session on Thursday with feisty stirrings of democracy, under pressure to accelerate economic and political reforms that could soon convince the West to lift decades-old sanctions.

[Credit : Damir Sagolj / Reuters]

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