Myanmar military junta chief Min Aung on Saturday thanked Chinese President Xi Jinping for assisting his regime by exerting pressure on anti-regime ethnic armed groups in northern Myanmar. "I would like to express my gratitude for the peaceful conditions that have emerged due to China's efforts in exerting pressure on the armed groups in the […]
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For more than 35 years, Myanmar's generals have been locked in a diplomatic battle with the international community. How many envoys have been appointed by the UN, ASEAN, the United States, and European countries to address the crisis? Why have these missions consistently failed? In this week Opinion Talk, The Irrawaddy Editor Kyaw Zwa Moe examines how the generals stalled for time and manipulated the envoys to their advantage.
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Myanmar military junta chief Min Aung on Saturday thanked Chinese President Xi Jinping for assisting his regime by exerting pressure on anti-regime ethnic armed groups in northern Myanmar. "I would like to express my gratitude for the peaceful conditions that have emerged due to China's efforts in exerting pressure on the armed groups in the […]
In a nationwide effort to impose stability ahead of its December election, the regime is unleashing ever greater violence.
The mines using toxic chemicals for mineral extraction drain straight into Mekong tributaries and destroy the environment and local people's livelihoods, according to the SHRF.
The Chinese president's veiled jab at Trump comes as Xi and India's Modi signal a thaw in relations at the SCO summit in Tianjin, also attended by Russia's Putin.
For more than 35 years, Myanmar's generals have been locked in a diplomatic battle with the international community. How many envoys have been appointed by the UN, ASEAN, the United States, and European countries to address the crisis? Why have these missions consistently failed? In this week Opinion Talk, The Irrawaddy Editor Kyaw Zwa Moe examines how the generals stalled for time and manipulated the envoys to their advantage.
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