By working together, the U.S. and India could end their overly cautious approach to Myanmar and counter China's growing dominance in the region, argue Zo Tum Hmung and Billy Ford.
Conscripts, often abducted from the street, are sent straight to the frontlines in battles with the resistance, while officers threaten to shoot them if they retreat.
Delegates met junta No. 2 Soe Win to discuss "border security" in the wake of Sunday's drone attack by the Indian army on Assam separatists hiding out in Sagaing.
Former UN experts say China South and its subsidiaries train junta personnel and supply components and technology for aerial bombs used in strikes on civilians.
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Thirteen regime vessels have left Mandalay in a suspected attempt to resupply embattled troops in the key Kachin town of Bhamo.
By working together, the U.S. and India could end their overly cautious approach to Myanmar and counter China's growing dominance in the region, argue Zo Tum Hmung and Billy Ford.
Conscripts, often abducted from the street, are sent straight to the frontlines in battles with the resistance, while officers threaten to shoot them if they retreat.
The Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if Myanmar's regime can limp on much longer.
Regime troops are burning Nyaung-U Township villages ahead of a possible visit by junta boss Min Aung Hlaing to the world-famous site of Bagan.
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Delegates met junta No. 2 Soe Win to discuss "border security" in the wake of Sunday's drone attack by the Indian army on Assam separatists hiding out in Sagaing.
Former UN experts say China South and its subsidiaries train junta personnel and supply components and technology for aerial bombs used in strikes on civilians.
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