Reuters, Yangon

Aung San Suu Kyi sat confidently in the prison courtroom, listening over the din of a clacking typewriter and noisy ceiling fans.
The 63-year-old Nobel Peace laureate, charged with breaking the terms of her house arrest, was unmoved as the police investigator spoke.
“She asked why I had come. I showed her the warrant and a picture of John Yettaw,” Captain Tin Zaw Tun said, recalling his search of Suu Kyi’s lakeside home after an American intruder was arrested for spending two days there. [Read more]