The NUG said any violence against religious figures is unacceptable after Fr. Donald Martin Ye Naing Win was killed in a resistance-controlled part of Sagaing.
Deft statecraft will be needed in New Delhi as war-torn Myanmar becomes a geopolitical chessboard for China and the US, and Bangladesh drifts towards radicalism.
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The junta and Indian government are keen to revive cross-border trade and business projects, but realities on the ground make that a distant prospect.
The Irrawaddy looks at two key ethnic armies that are fighting to prop up the regime—one in southern Shan and the other in Sagaing Region.
The NUG said any violence against religious figures is unacceptable after Fr. Donald Martin Ye Naing Win was killed in a resistance-controlled part of Sagaing.
Deft statecraft will be needed in New Delhi as war-torn Myanmar becomes a geopolitical chessboard for China and the US, and Bangladesh drifts towards radicalism.
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