Neighbor offers assistance for planned census and election widely condemned as fraudulent and unworkable after the regime's loss of control over large swathes of country.
Myanmar's dollar-starved junta has lowered the percentage of export earnings companies are forced to convert into the local currency to 25%, a week after revoking more than 100 export licenses
Immigration officials are demanding money and more documents from young people arriving for flights at Yangon International Airport. Jobseekers and tourists are being blocked from boarding their pre-booked flights.
Analysts said the statement reflects China-backed ethnic forces' inability to protect civilians from the junta's constant bombing of territories it has lost in the area.
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Special envoy to Myanmar Deng Xijun is reportedly in Naypyitaw as China appears to lose patience with regime chief Min Aung Hlaing.
Neighbor offers assistance for planned census and election widely condemned as fraudulent and unworkable after the regime's loss of control over large swathes of country.
On the 36th anniversary of the '88 uprising, The Irrawaddy compiles a pictorial record of the Myanmar military's brutality, then and now.
Myanmar's dollar-starved junta has lowered the percentage of export earnings companies are forced to convert into the local currency to 25%, a week after revoking more than 100 export licenses
Immigration officials are demanding money and more documents from young people arriving for flights at Yangon International Airport. Jobseekers and tourists are being blocked from boarding their pre-booked flights.
Analysts said the statement reflects China-backed ethnic forces' inability to protect civilians from the junta's constant bombing of territories it has lost in the area.
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