Also this week, dictator scolded by China, villagers drafted to fight resistance, minister visited Russian arms fair, and stooges promoted to stave off 'coup'.
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The Kachin Independence Army says it has made advances along the Irrawaddy River as it aims to block regime access to the key waterway.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks what impact China can have on Myanmar's crisis. 
United Nations human rights chief Volker Turk says both Myanmar's junta and the Arakan Army are targeting the Rohingya.
The Australian economist, who was jailed by the regime, says the junta has wiped off 80 percent of the kyat's value.
Also this week, dictator scolded by China, villagers drafted to fight resistance, minister visited Russian arms fair, and stooges promoted to stave off 'coup'. 
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