The final installment in a three-part series examining the evolution of resistance to Myanmar's three military coups from limited protest to full-blown revolution.
The junta's latest attempt to stop people parking their dwindling cash assets in gold is likely to backfire and push up prices of other commodities, businesspeople say.
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The final installment in a three-part series examining the evolution of resistance to Myanmar's three military coups from limited protest to full-blown revolution.
The general's visit marks the latest in a near-monthly string of talks about military cooperation between India and Myanmar's pariah regime.
Anti-regime groups have encircled Mandalay, but military analysts say the battle for nearby garrison town Pyin Oo Lwin will determine the city's fate.
The junta's latest attempt to stop people parking their dwindling cash assets in gold is likely to backfire and push up prices of other commodities, businesspeople say.
Nearly 7,000 women have been killed, arrested, tortured and raped by the military regime in Myanmar since February 2021.
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