Anasuya Sanyal Channel News Asia August 1, 2013 Myanmar's President Thein Sein has called for a line to be drawn between politics and religion in the country. In his regular monthly radio address to the nation, the president warned of the danger of mixing the two, and the possible long-term detrimental impact on society. Myanmar President Thein Sein (AFP/Nicholas Kamm) SITTWE, Myanmar: Myanmar's President Thein Sein has called for a line to be drawn between politics and religion in the country. In his regular monthly radio address to the nation, the president warned of the danger of mixing the two, and the possible long-term detrimental impact on society. His comments come amid simmering ethnic and religious tensions in some parts of the country. In 2012, sectarian violence engulfed the capital city of Sittwe and the city remains a patchwork of religiously segregated zones. In Rakhine state, the country's second poorest which borders Bangl...