Min Aung Hlaing will court trade and infrastructure partners in the second such meeting of his ongoing China trip, with BRI projects expected to dominate the agenda.
The Myanmar junta chief echoed his host, Chinese President Xi Jinping, by accusing Western countries of trying to impose their democratic model on countries that are not ready for it.
From official titles to trade deals to SCO backing, Beijing's treatment of Min Aung Hlaing shows a calculated choice to prop up the junta despite its territorial losses.
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Min Aung Hlaing will court trade and infrastructure partners in the second such meeting of his ongoing China trip, with BRI projects expected to dominate the agenda.
The Myanmar junta chief echoed his host, Chinese President Xi Jinping, by accusing Western countries of trying to impose their democratic model on countries that are not ready for it.
From official titles to trade deals to SCO backing, Beijing's treatment of Min Aung Hlaing shows a calculated choice to prop up the junta despite its territorial losses.
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