The regime has announced that it is working on a deal with Beijing to establish a bilateral company to protect Chinese projects and personnel in Myanmar.
Experts say Min Aung Hlaing hopes to weaponize Beijing's plans for a railroad through Myanmar against ethnic armies and rebels who hold much of the territory.
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The regime has announced that it is working on a deal with Beijing to establish a bilateral company to protect Chinese projects and personnel in Myanmar.
Experts say Min Aung Hlaing hopes to weaponize Beijing's plans for a railroad through Myanmar against ethnic armies and rebels who hold much of the territory.
Fortify Rights says four soldiers tortured and killed Aung Ko Ko in Thailand's Mae Sot on Jan. 12, with another Myanmar national framed for the crime.
The retreating junta is deploying fighter planes, drones, and artillery as the Chin Brotherhood Alliance comes closer to seizing mountain towns.
A recent trip to Beijing by two old spooks has shone a spotlight on the continuing role of previous regimes' military intelligence officers.
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