The failure of the National Ceasefire Agreement, now a fig leaf for the junta's terror campaign against civilians, also contains seeds for possible future success.
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German tech firm ND SatCom allegedly supplied the regime with military communications equipment after sanctions were imposed.
The failure of the National Ceasefire Agreement, now a fig leaf for the junta's terror campaign against civilians, also contains seeds for possible future success.
Flooding has destroyed rice fields and sent thousands of farmers fleeing for safety, but junta restrictions on foreign aid have left them stranded.
Migrants will be required to pay at least 10 percent of their foreign income to the regime, which is facing a hard currency crisis.
Deputy commander-in-chief of the United Wa State Army was arrested in Yunnan province for alleged involvement in cyber scams.
Kachin Independence Army and PDFs report heavy regime casualties in surprise attack on regime base near Shwegu Town. 
The dollar-strapped regime's latest bid to generate hard currency has been criticized as unworkable in a country plagued by power shortages.
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