While the regime continues to lose ground in northern Shan State, other groups tell The Irrawaddy that they will fight to open up new revolutionary fronts.
Thanks to the efforts of CDM teachers, most younger students are still able to study in IDP camps, but higher education in the war-torn state has been badly disrupted.
The junta's central bank chief said by joining CIPS, the bank would make Myanmar less dependent on US dollars in international transactions—a key goal of the regime.
Min Aung Hlaing said the junta planned counterattacks against the Brotherhood Alliance for its offensive in Shan State, as well as the Kachin Independence Army.
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The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army says it has complete control of Hseni and around half of Kunlong has reportedly been occupied.
Junta bases and police stations were attacked in four townships as part of the ongoing Operation 1027, the groups said.
Three destroyers have docked in Yangon as the regime's ground forces flounder along the Chinese border.
While the regime continues to lose ground in northern Shan State, other groups tell The Irrawaddy that they will fight to open up new revolutionary fronts.
Thanks to the efforts of CDM teachers, most younger students are still able to study in IDP camps, but higher education in the war-torn state has been badly disrupted.
Traders report huge losses while the regime is being deprived of up to half a million dollars in tax revenue per day. 
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup includes incidents in Shan State and Bago and Sagaing regions.
The junta's central bank chief said by joining CIPS, the bank would make Myanmar less dependent on US dollars in international transactions—a key goal of the regime.
Min Aung Hlaing said the junta planned counterattacks against the Brotherhood Alliance for its offensive in Shan State, as well as the Kachin Independence Army.
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