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The United Wa State Army's AGM has agreed to take advantage of cross-border infrastructure projects being proposed by Beijing.
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The Ta'ang National Liberation Army reported numerous airstrikes as it broke off peace talks with the regime in China.
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Aid Alliance Committee in Samut Sakhon shuttered after a decade helping migrant workers suffering hardship and exploitation.
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Liu Zhongyi, who has been busy on both sides of the Tak-Karen border, said he respected Thai sovereignty and insisted his actions aligned with bilateral agreements.
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The political will to crack down on scam centers is greater than ever, but don't expect the Chinese syndicates to be quashed any time soon, security expert Jason Tower tells The Irrawaddy.
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As ethnic forces gain ground against a junta controlling less than half the country, Western powers have a chance to aid freedom and limit Russia and China's influence.
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Allied resistance forces seized a junta infantry battalion and recaptured an artillery base as the regime continues to lose ground in Bhamo Township.
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Family members reportedly had ties with armed forces in Kokang and are accused of acting as a criminal syndicate, murder, fraud, illegal imprisonment and other crimes.
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Some 600 Chinese will be flown from Mae Sot to China on 16 flights in the next three days. Karen State's BGF militia said it plans to deport 10,000 Chinese in total.
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Thursday, February 20, 2025
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 02/20/2025
Wednesday, February 19, 2025
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 02/19/2025
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The Ta'ang National Liberation Army says the Chinese-brokered peace talks have been abandoned.
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The law allows Chinese companies to provide security services for Chinese organizations, projects and businesses, as well as events involving Chinese citizens.
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The Karen State Border Guard Force said six Chinese gang members involved in the torture of trafficked victims would be given to China as criminals.
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Construction of the Peninsula Yangon, a joint venture with Yoma Group formerly chaired by detained tycoon Serge Pun, has been stalled since the 2021 coup.
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The military regime has intensified air and artillery assaults on Ta'ang rebel-held areas in northern Shan State, presumably to improve its negotiating position.
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The accelerating Spring Revolution brings opportunity to reshape a legal framework designed to suppress human rights and entrench military rule.
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The prime minister of Malaysia, ASEAN's current chair, made the comment after a meeting with former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra and the sultan of Brunei.
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The request is part of a four-point proposal by Chinese Assistant Minister for Public Security Liu Zhongyi on how to deal with scam call centers in Myanmar.
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Assistant Minister for Public Security Liu Zhongyi has been given the assignment of combating scam operations run by Chinese nationals along Myanmar's borders.
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This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if Thailand will break the Border Guard Force's grip on Myawaddy.
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