The Karen National Liberation Army and its allies say they are attacking regime bases in Myawaddy Township, while the junta responds with shelling and airstrikes.
The Irrawaddy examines the rapid progress made by the Arakan Army since it launched a major offensive against regime forces in Rakhine and southern Chin on Nov. 13.
Residents of Mandalay's Taguang town say internet access has been severed, homes have been incinerated and junta troops are preventing people from leaving or entering the town.
The Election Commission said it would seek the dissolution over the Move Forward Party's campaign pledge to reform the kingdom's tough royal insult laws.
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The Karen National Liberation Army and its allies say they are attacking regime bases in Myawaddy Township, while the junta responds with shelling and airstrikes.
The Irrawaddy examines the rapid progress made by the Arakan Army since it launched a major offensive against regime forces in Rakhine and southern Chin on Nov. 13.
Accounts of Min Aung Hlaing from decades ago portray a young officer obsessed with omens who failed to distinguish himself on the battlefield.
Residents of Mandalay's Taguang town say internet access has been severed, homes have been incinerated and junta troops are preventing people from leaving or entering the town.
The armed group says it is continuing to attack regime strongholds along the Bangladesh border.
To mark the 36th anniversary of the deaths of RIT students Ko Phone Maw and Ko Soe Naing, The Irrawaddy revisits an article published in March 2018.
The Election Commission said it would seek the dissolution over the Move Forward Party's campaign pledge to reform the kingdom's tough royal insult laws.
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