State Dept. contractor DSG's inclusion of ethnic armies and PDFs in an annex to a US global terrorism report has been slammed for handing the junta a propaganda win.
Food and fuel shortages are compounded by lack of internet access and intermittent telecom signals, as well as junta troops firing on farmers trying to harvest their rice.
In Part 1 of an interview, Daw Zin Mar Aung discusses the civilian government's moves to isolate the junta and cut off its funds, and the NUG's ties with ethnic armies.
The UNODC attributed the trend to the Taliban's crackdown on production in Afghanistan, coupled with the gutting of Myanmar farmers' normal revenue by war.
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The Myanmar Economic Monitor says rising armed conflict since October and the regime's economic mismanagement have restricted growth.h
The Irrawaddy's guide to the dozens of ethnic armies and resistance groups fighting the junta as part of Operation 1027 and Operation 1111.
State Dept. contractor DSG's inclusion of ethnic armies and PDFs in an annex to a US global terrorism report has been slammed for handing the junta a propaganda win.
Chinese-brokered peace talks have begun but the Brotherhood Alliance is still attacking Myanmar's regime across northern Shan and Rakhine states.
Food and fuel shortages are compounded by lack of internet access and intermittent telecom signals, as well as junta troops firing on farmers trying to harvest their rice.
Nyo Saw among six fresh targets, including a general and two arms suppliers, as the European Union tightens sanctions amid 'grave situation'.
Ethnic army reports further gains as offensive expands across northern Rakhine and neighboring state.
In Part 1 of an interview, Daw Zin Mar Aung discusses the civilian government's moves to isolate the junta and cut off its funds, and the NUG's ties with ethnic armies.
The UNODC attributed the trend to the Taliban's crackdown on production in Afghanistan, coupled with the gutting of Myanmar farmers' normal revenue by war.
As the fighting intensifies in Myanmar, Thailand faces the prospect of hundreds of thousands of refugees seeking shelter across the border.
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