As the junta's state of emergency nears its end, a symbolic shift to the regime's defense council sets the stage for a sham election designed to legitimize military rule.
The rights group says scores of Myanmar military officers are enrolled at technical universities in Belarus, where they study various subjects linked to military technology or strategy.
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As the junta's state of emergency nears its end, a symbolic shift to the regime's defense council sets the stage for a sham election designed to legitimize military rule.
The rights group says scores of Myanmar military officers are enrolled at technical universities in Belarus, where they study various subjects linked to military technology or strategy.
Poor military strategy, alienation of allies and mismanagement of captured territory have undermined the TNLA's effectiveness.
The junta has mobilized dozens of troops to defend the Nat Ein Taung post on the Thai border, which serves to guard the vital Yadana gas pipeline.
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