Thailand's Northern Gulf Petroleum does not share the qualms of major energy companies worldwide, which have withdrawn from Myanmar rather than put money in the junta's pockets.
The powerful KNU and allies are advancing with coordinated attacks aimed at clearing regime troops from three states and one region on Myanmar's southeastern border.
The mosque was commissioned in 1902 by a colonial policeman, who donated the land next door for a police station 10 years later—but now the police want the whole plot.
Corruption and technical deficiencies in China's defense sector expose those who rely on its hardware to unforeseen consequences—operational, strategic and financial.
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Myanmar junta boss Min Aung Hlaing held a second event to raise cash for earthquake reconstruction work in Naypyitaw.
The Arakan Army is advancing on the Rakhine State port, which has great strategic importance to China. 
Thailand's Northern Gulf Petroleum does not share the qualms of major energy companies worldwide, which have withdrawn from Myanmar rather than put money in the junta's pockets.
The powerful KNU and allies are advancing with coordinated attacks aimed at clearing regime troops from three states and one region on Myanmar's southeastern border.
The mosque was commissioned in 1902 by a colonial policeman, who donated the land next door for a police station 10 years later—but now the police want the whole plot.
Corruption and technical deficiencies in China's defense sector expose those who rely on its hardware to unforeseen consequences—operational, strategic and financial.
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