One week after the military toppled Myanmar's elected government, ending a decade of civilian rule, uncertainty hangs over the country's future, with ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi likely facing a prolonged detention.The Feb. 1 coup laid bare a serious fissure between the country's powerful military and Suu Kyi, the symbol of the country's democracy movement, who has been in custody over an obscure charge since the takeover.The military, despite having secured a say in politics under the junta-drafted Constitution, has been casting a wary eye on her formerly ruling party, the National Leagu…READ FULL ARTICLE