Myanmar's Private Security Service Law mirrors a pattern suffered by other partners in China's Belt and Road Initiative, where economic partnership is followed by military entrenchment.
Deporting Uyghurs to China puts Thailand in a tough spot—diplomatic backlash, security risks, and global criticism mount as tensions between superpowers grow.
Violence escalates in Thailand's restive south as insurgents launch twin attacks, prompting the government to tighten security in the conflict-hit region.
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Myanmar's Private Security Service Law mirrors a pattern suffered by other partners in China's Belt and Road Initiative, where economic partnership is followed by military entrenchment.
Deporting Uyghurs to China puts Thailand in a tough spot—diplomatic backlash, security risks, and global criticism mount as tensions between superpowers grow.
Violence escalates in Thailand's restive south as insurgents launch twin attacks, prompting the government to tighten security in the conflict-hit region.
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