The regime is mobilizing hundreds of troops to recapture a strategic police station in Pale Township that was seized by allied resistance forces in June.
No matter how legitimate their struggle against the junta, we need greater scrutiny of how ethnic armed groups administer the territories they conquer, says David Scott Mathieson.
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Moe Aung, who also once served as Navy chief, has disappeared from the new regime lineup amid a massive data leak and reshuffle.
A UK-based group traced "anti-jamming" modules from a European manufacturer to Chinese resellers and finally to the junta's drone fleet.
Deputy chief of Southeastern Command among dozens detained after hundreds of trucks intercepted on Karen border route, severely disrupting trade.
The regime is mobilizing hundreds of troops to recapture a strategic police station in Pale Township that was seized by allied resistance forces in June.
No matter how legitimate their struggle against the junta, we need greater scrutiny of how ethnic armed groups administer the territories they conquer, says David Scott Mathieson.
Regime patrols in Mandalay have begun stopping pedestrians and motorists to search mobile phones for VPNs and social media posts. 
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if staging an election will give Min Aung Hlaing his dream job.
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