The key to ending military dictatorship is a unified revolution against the common enemy, not separate ethnic armed struggles, says Tun Myat Naing in part three of our interview.
Beijing will provide 5 million yuan worth of equipment to the Myanmar regime's police under agreements signed in China by the junta's home affairs minister.
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This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks how obedient Myanmar will be to China. 
The Karen National Union says 29 migrants who were handed back by the Thai authorities and conscripted have escaped to liberated territory.
The key to ending military dictatorship is a unified revolution against the common enemy, not separate ethnic armed struggles, says Tun Myat Naing in part three of our interview.
Heavy rains triggered by Typhoon Yagi inundate dozens of townships across Myanmar, killing at least 11 and trapping people in their homes.
Beijing will provide 5 million yuan worth of equipment to the Myanmar regime's police under agreements signed in China by the junta's home affairs minister.
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