Natural disasters, escalating conflict and economic mismanagement are driving up domestic prices, curbing exports and leaving indebted farmers with no seeds for next year.
Blood Money Campaign (BMC) calls for halt to transfers of arms, dual-use goods, technology and jet fuel that are aiding the regime's terror campaign against civilians.
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China's ambassador to Myanmar has held talks with the junta about "eight major steps" mentioned by President Xi Jinping.
Natural disasters, escalating conflict and economic mismanagement are driving up domestic prices, curbing exports and leaving indebted farmers with no seeds for next year.
Blood Money Campaign (BMC) calls for halt to transfers of arms, dual-use goods, technology and jet fuel that are aiding the regime's terror campaign against civilians. 
Soe Htut handed junta construction deals to his sons while his wife took bribes from business owners, say sources. 
A regime flotilla carrying troops and wooden logs down the Chindwin was forced to leave a barge that had run aground.
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