China has every right to expect a stable guarantor of its investments in Myanmar, so the country's resistance groups must think ahead and act responsibly, says AA chief Tun Myat Naing.
Daw Thet Thet Khine, whose party plans to contest the upcoming vote, backed the regime's widely dismissed corruption claim against Myanmar's jailed elected leader.
A closer look at the map shows that junta gains against the resistance this year have been strictly limited despite massive Chinese backing, says analyst Aye Chan Hsu.
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China has every right to expect a stable guarantor of its investments in Myanmar, so the country's resistance groups must think ahead and act responsibly, says AA chief Tun Myat Naing.
Daw Thet Thet Khine, whose party plans to contest the upcoming vote, backed the regime's widely dismissed corruption claim against Myanmar's jailed elected leader.
A closer look at the map shows that junta gains against the resistance this year have been strictly limited despite massive Chinese backing, says analyst Aye Chan Hsu.
CDM group says over 2,000 junta soldiers, police and conscripts defected, surrendered or were captured from January to September this year.
As the regime steps up its bombing campaign of resistance-held areas ahead of its planned election, children are driven underground.
Malaysia has yet to confirm the junta's claim, though its foreign minister met regime leaders in Naypyitaw on Thursday.
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