The junta's murderous repression, hare-brained economic policies, and forced subscription have drained the country of its most precious resource: its young people.
China's support for the junta's proposed election is tied to its strategic interests in a stable Myanmar, and it has pressured resistance forces to agree to ceasefires.
Beijing outlines a stability-first election agenda for Myanmar, prioritizing peace, unity and development to safeguard Chinese strategic and economic interests.
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The junta's murderous repression, hare-brained economic policies, and forced subscription have drained the country of its most precious resource: its young people.
China's support for the junta's proposed election is tied to its strategic interests in a stable Myanmar, and it has pressured resistance forces to agree to ceasefires.
Six ethnic organizations said Beijing is pressuring the TNLA to cede territory while supplying arms to the regime and backing its December election.
Beijing outlines a stability-first election agenda for Myanmar, prioritizing peace, unity and development to safeguard Chinese strategic and economic interests.
State bordering China harbors rich deposits of rare earth minerals, essential for making everything from electric cars to defense systems.
Several major ethnic armed organizations say they will not allow voting booths to be set up in territories they control.
Junta blockades, soaring prices and US aid cuts are driving a sharp rise in hunger and malnutrition across conflict-hit Rakhine State.
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