While going out of its way to help the junta get its nerve center back up and running, China also continues to lean on the ethnic resistance to give back territory to the regime.
China's strategy in dealing with the ethnic armed organizations operating near its borders is based on the principle of divide and rule, says Wut Yee Khaing Mar.
Malaysia should use the remaining months of its ASEAN chairmanship to push for some real solutions to the Myanmar crisis, which cannot involve the junta, says Paul Greening.
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While going out of its way to help the junta get its nerve center back up and running, China also continues to lean on the ethnic resistance to give back territory to the regime.
The Kachin Independence Army has been fighting in Kachin State's second city for five months and is now facing regime counterattacks.
China's strategy in dealing with the ethnic armed organizations operating near its borders is based on the principle of divide and rule, says Wut Yee Khaing Mar.
Malaysia should use the remaining months of its ASEAN chairmanship to push for some real solutions to the Myanmar crisis, which cannot involve the junta, says Paul Greening.
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