After ending the state of emergency, Min Aung Hlaing gave his regime a new name as he positions himself to claim the presidency in December's military-run vote.
Beijing's campaign of coercion and fragmentation aims to sabotage Myanmar's revolution and help preserve junta rule as the guarantor of China's regional interests.
Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews says lifting sanctions on junta allies undermines efforts to curb arms flow and emboldens a regime that has killed thousands of civilians.
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After ending the state of emergency, Min Aung Hlaing gave his regime a new name as he positions himself to claim the presidency in December's military-run vote.
An American author imagines giving the junta boss a piece of his mind in this bold cocktail of the textual and the visual.
Beijing's campaign of coercion and fragmentation aims to sabotage Myanmar's revolution and help preserve junta rule as the guarantor of China's regional interests.
Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews says lifting sanctions on junta allies undermines efforts to curb arms flow and emboldens a regime that has killed thousands of civilians.
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