The United League of Arakan has reported on the civilian death toll, a year after its armed wing, the Arakan Army, launched its offensive in Rakhine State.
Fighter planes, artillery and gunboats are being deployed as rebels threaten to advance on Myanmar's second city and the regime's Central Command there.
Alexey Tsydenov, the governor of a remote Siberian province who has been sanctioned by the U.S. over a campaign of forced conscription, was welcomed with full honors in Naypyitaw.
Once considered a path out of poverty for young women from rural areas, Myanmar's garment factories no longer pay their workers enough for them to afford to eat.
The US, Australia and rights groups slammed the sentencing as evidence of the erosion of political freedoms in the city since Beijing imposed a security law in 2020.
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The move is aimed at pressuring the ethnic armed group to leave Lashio, sources said.
Beijing backs controversial poll plan while ignoring ASEAN's consensus on halting junta violence against civilians.
The United League of Arakan has reported on the civilian death toll, a year after its armed wing, the Arakan Army, launched its offensive in Rakhine State.
Fighter planes, artillery and gunboats are being deployed as rebels threaten to advance on Myanmar's second city and the regime's Central Command there.
Alexey Tsydenov, the governor of a remote Siberian province who has been sanctioned by the U.S. over a campaign of forced conscription, was welcomed with full honors in Naypyitaw.
Once considered a path out of poverty for young women from rural areas, Myanmar's garment factories no longer pay their workers enough for them to afford to eat.
The US, Australia and rights groups slammed the sentencing as evidence of the erosion of political freedoms in the city since Beijing imposed a security law in 2020.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks what Chinese backing for the regime means for Myanmar's future.
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