The Kachin Independence Army and its allies are reportedly closing in on one of the regime's Kachin State power hubs as the junta replies with airstrikes.
From vintage-car parade to alms offerings to 120 monks, the northern Thai city on Wednesday marked the 90th anniversary of the road to Wat Phra Doi Suthep, the sacred temple overlooking the city.
While Myanmar often amnesties or simply repatriates Chinese suspects and criminals, Myanmar inmates in China serve harsh sentences, many exploited as slave labor.
While Bangladesh's interim government backs the idea of a UN aid corridor to Rakhine State, some political parties have raised concerns over sovereignty and security.
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The Kachin Independence Army and its allies are reportedly closing in on one of the regime's Kachin State power hubs as the junta replies with airstrikes.
The regime's new earthquake committee says it has 40 inspection teams detailing the damage caused in the capital by the March 28 earthquake.
In a nation rocked by centuries of devastating earthquakes, none comes close to the death and devastation unleashed a month ago in Sagaing.
From vintage-car parade to alms offerings to 120 monks, the northern Thai city on Wednesday marked the 90th anniversary of the road to Wat Phra Doi Suthep, the sacred temple overlooking the city.
Rishi Bhatt, visiting with his wife and child, was ziplining in Pahalgam when gunfire erupted below, killing 26 people and injuring a dozen others.
While Myanmar often amnesties or simply repatriates Chinese suspects and criminals, Myanmar inmates in China serve harsh sentences, many exploited as slave labor.
The regime has been unable or unwilling to restore order in Lashio since China pressured the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army to withdraw.
While Bangladesh's interim government backs the idea of a UN aid corridor to Rakhine State, some political parties have raised concerns over sovereignty and security.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks what China will do with its influence over Myanmar's junta.
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