Min Aung Hlaing accuses local and foreign media of distorting truth about country as regime touts for international investment to prop up war-torn economy.
With the reported collapse of China-brokered talks between the junta and Kokang rebels, Lashio residents are on high alert for possible regime airstrikes.
From performing critical legal functions to formulating financial policy, these nine women play pivotal roles that support and sustain Min Aung Hlaing's criminal regime.Get the full story in comment.
The military regime conducted airstrikes near the Thai-Myanmar border amid attacks by the Karen National Liberation Army on a junta base in Karen State's Hlaingbwe township. In response, the Royal Thai Air Force dispatched two F-16 fighter jets on a patrol mission.
As countries rely more on loans, rather than grants, for development funding, they face growing risks to social protections, governance reforms and political freedoms.
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Min Aung Hlaing accuses local and foreign media of distorting truth about country as regime touts for international investment to prop up war-torn economy.
With the reported collapse of China-brokered talks between the junta and Kokang rebels, Lashio residents are on high alert for possible regime airstrikes.
From performing critical legal functions to formulating financial policy, these nine women play pivotal roles that support and sustain Min Aung Hlaing's criminal regime.Get the full story in comment.
Long considered a safe rear base for the military regime, the region is waking up with the return of resistance fighters trained by ethnic armies.
The military regime conducted airstrikes near the Thai-Myanmar border amid attacks by the Karen National Liberation Army on a junta base in Karen State's Hlaingbwe township. In response, the Royal Thai Air Force dispatched two F-16 fighter jets on a patrol mission.
As countries rely more on loans, rather than grants, for development funding, they face growing risks to social protections, governance reforms and political freedoms.
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