With deadly clashes entering a fifth day, leaders of both countries headed for peace talks in Malaysia amid pressure from the US and China, and rising nationalist anger.
The junta would be nothing without Chinese aid on every front, and yet it remains suspicious of Beijing and unable or unwilling to deliver what it wants.
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Following its recapture of two key towns, analysts say Myanmar's junta may target Mogoke and key trade routes in northern Shan next.
With deadly clashes entering a fifth day, leaders of both countries headed for peace talks in Malaysia amid pressure from the US and China, and rising nationalist anger.
The junta would be nothing without Chinese aid on every front, and yet it remains suspicious of Beijing and unable or unwilling to deliver what it wants.
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