Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta says his country's accession to the regional bloc is well under way, and pariah Myanmar's objections are "irrelevant."
Rice prices have soared in blockaded Kyaukphyu and Sittwe while the regime stockpiles food for its own troops as lets trapped residents fend for themselves.
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Citizens affected by war and junta misrule in many parts of the country say neither peace nor democracy will be made possible by a sham election.
Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta says his country's accession to the regional bloc is well under way, and pariah Myanmar's objections are "irrelevant."
Ethnic Ta'ang National Liberation Army said regime is violating quake truce with deadly airstrikes on civilians.
Rice prices have soared in blockaded Kyaukphyu and Sittwe while the regime stockpiles food for its own troops as lets trapped residents fend for themselves.
Arsenic contamination thought to be from Myanmar mines prompts calls for urgent regional action and warnings of risks to local communities.
The NUG dismissed the junta's invitation to armed groups to work with it ahead of the regime's planned election as 'a strategy filled with deception'.
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