With Chinese New Year a public holiday, armed guards protecting China's interests and Beijing intervening directly in the war in Shan, many wonder who is running Myanmar.
Ethnic armies and military experts say highly lethal thermobaric bombs, grenades and other weapons are being used against both civilian and military targets.
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With Chinese New Year a public holiday, armed guards protecting China's interests and Beijing intervening directly in the war in Shan, many wonder who is running Myanmar.
Two 500 lb bombs hit a gazebo in the grounds of a monastery where locals were helping to prepare food for the wedding.
Ethnic armies and military experts say highly lethal thermobaric bombs, grenades and other weapons are being used against both civilian and military targets.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if China benefits from death and turmoil in Myanmar.
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