Perhaps the Myanmar example is anomalous in that it involves a natural disaster and a malefactor government's acts of omission, not commission.
Some of its neighbours Laos and Myanmar, for example—lack the resources themselves to invest heavily in infrastructure.
In Myanmar, for example, Huawei phones and Kenbo motorcycles are all the rage, but people still grumble about China's expanding presence.
Among the Wa of Myanmar, for example, the squatting figure in a lozenge abstraction decorates the chests in which the severed heads of enemies are stored.
In Myanmar, for example, an opening to the West since 2011 has been in part an attempt to be less dependent on China.
Myanmar, for example, after joining Asean in 1997, existed as a thuggish military regime with barely a word of reproach from its fellow members.
These protests often begin because of some distant event — Myanmar, for example, was targeted because of the government's treatment of the Rohingya, a Muslim minority — and demonstrators have learned that the Egyptian authorities are reluctant to use force.
In arguing that it was Asian "engagement" as opposed to Western sanctions that produced reform in Myanmar, for example, he keeps Aung San Suu Kyi under house arrest a year longer than the Burmese authorities did.
The extensive deciduous forests of Myanmar, for example, cover wide areas and are dominated by only one or two tree species teak (Tectona grandis) and the smaller leguminous tree Xylia xylocarpa.
Japan, too, has at times been criticised in similar terms: it maintained humanitarian aid for Myanmar, for example, when its former military junta was shunned by America and Europe.But China chose instead to talk about the war, even though Japan has been at peace for 70 years and memories of wartime Asia resonate only faintly in Africa.
