MYANMAR (Birma), Yangon (Rangun), 13. August 2014. Maenner trinken Bier und Whisky in einer Kneipe im Zentrum der ehemaligen birmanischen Hauptstadt. Nach Jahrzehnten der politischen Isolation und des wirtschaftlichen Embargos oeffnet sich das an natuerlichen Bodenschaetzen reiche, suedostasiatische Land langsam, und zeigt erste Anzeichen wirtschaftlicher und politischer Reformen. Diese politischen Reformen beinhalten auch die Freilassung etlicher inhaftierter Moenche. Viele Birmanen hoffen nachwievor auf umfassendere Reformen in Richtung Demokratie, sowie auf weitere oekonomische Verbesserungen nach den naechsten Wahlen im November 2015. MYANMAR (Burma), Yangon (Rangoon), August 13, 2014. Men drink beer and whisky at a local pub in the center of the former Burmese capital. After decades of political isolation and economic embargo the South East Asian country which is rich in natural resources is gradually opening up and showing signs of economic and political reforms. Parts of those political reforms include the release of large numbers of imprisoned monks. Many Burmese are hoping for further steps toward democracy and more economic reforms after the next elections in November 2015. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/OLAF SCHUELKE)
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