POLITICS: Earlier in 1993, SLORC announced that all Thai logging concessions along the Thai/Burma border would be canceled by the end of the year. ... CIVIL WAR: The civil war in Burma just will not go away. At times it seems to abate slightly and the watching world breathes a sigh of hope that finally it is all over. At times negotiations are announced, peace talks are considered, and hope is again fueled... PEACE TALKS: In response to a recent speech by SLORC leader Khin Nyunt for talks with the opposition, the members of Democratic Alliance of Burma (DAB) agreed to sit down as a united group to try to work things out with Burma?s military regime. ... HUMAN RIGHTS: Peace with Justice ... ECONOMY: An Economy in Chaos, KODAK ENTERS BURMA: In July of this year, a representative of Kodak Thailand, Narong, Jerawankun, said that Kodak was investigating the possibility of expanding into Indochina, especially into Laos, Cambodia and Burma. ... BURMA CAN BE FREED: Burma Issues has just completed an exhibition entitled "Burma Can be Freed". The exhibition is a multimedia kit which focuses on the civil war in Burma and the resulting human rights abuses against the rural peasants. ... NEWS BRIEFS: Anti-Drug Seminar, Human Rights, SLORC?s Snow Job, US Delegation to Burma...