Beijing is quietly influencing the junta's election process and regime-allied parties through training, technological assistance and regional diplomacy.
Thaksin faces up to 15 years in jail over comments he made to Korean media, in a case that threatens to accelerate the decline of his once-dominant political dynasty.
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Beijing is quietly influencing the junta's election process and regime-allied parties through training, technological assistance and regional diplomacy.
Eleven villagers including two card-carrying resistance members have been arrested for robbing a rice mill in Wetlet Township and killing the manager.
The key northern Shan town, once a launchpad for ethnic alliance forces, is back under regime control – but most of the region remains in rebel hands.
Heavy fighting has erupted around a military post defending Danyawaddy naval base and Chinese megaprojects in Rakhine's Kyaukphyu Township.
Thaksin faces up to 15 years in jail over comments he made to Korean media, in a case that threatens to accelerate the decline of his once-dominant political dynasty.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if the regime's forces have any will left to fight.
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