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RANGOON — Refugees taking shelter on the Sino-Burmese border after fleeing fighting in northeast Burma’s Kokang Special Region are facing shortage of humanitarian support, according to Kokang lawmakers in contact with them. [1]
RANGOON — Ethnic armed groups of the Nationwide Ceasefire Coordination Team (NCCT) have shared their concerns with the Burma Army over intense fighting in northern Shan State, where ongoing clashes between Kokang rebels and the government caused tens... [2]
Former Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) lawmaker Myint Swe has been replaced as acting chief of Kokang Self-Administered Zone (SAZ) by Brigadier-General Tun Tun Myint of Northeastern Command as the junta braces for a resistance attack on... [3]
RANGOON — A Kokang rebel representative has said that an ethnic Chinese businessman who recently died under mysterious circumstances while in custody of the military intelligence agency had no active links with the rebel group. [4]
RANGOON — The Burma Army lost eight soldiers and 51 were injured in recent days during attempts to conquer strategic hill top positions in Kokang Special Region in northern Shan State from ethnic Kokang rebels, state media reported on Tuesday. [5]
RANGOON — Refugees taking shelter on the Sino-Burmese border after fleeing fighting in northeast Burma’s Kokang Special Region are facing shortage of humanitarian support, according to Kokang lawmakers in contact with them.
RANGOON — Ethnic armed groups of the Nationwide Ceasefire Coordination Team (NCCT) have shared their concerns with the Burma Army over intense fighting in northern Shan State, where ongoing clashes between Kokang rebels and the government caused tens
Former Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) lawmaker Myint Swe has been replaced as acting chief of Kokang Self-Administered Zone (SAZ) by Brigadier-General Tun Tun Myint of Northeastern Command as the junta braces for a resistance attack on
RANGOON — A Kokang rebel representative has said that an ethnic Chinese businessman who recently died under mysterious circumstances while in custody of the military intelligence agency had no active links with the rebel group.
RANGOON — The Burma Army lost eight soldiers and 51 were injured in recent days during attempts to conquer strategic hill top positions in Kokang Special Region in northern Shan State from ethnic Kokang rebels, state media reported on Tuesday.
Mizzima China has issued arrest warrants for high-level junta cronies in Kokang accusing them of being involved in running scam call centres that force trafficked people, often Chinese citizens, to scam unwitting victims.
Myanmar’s regime on Thursday issued a warrant for Bai Yingcang, the son of former Kokang administrator Bai Xuoqian, for his alleged involvement in online scams near the Chinese border.
RANGOON — The Burma Army resumed using fighter jets in its war with Kokang rebels in northeast Burma on Thursday, about one week after a bomb strayed into Chinese territory, killing five Chinese nationals and angering Beijing.
RANGOON — Burma’s Union Parliament has approved a 90-day extension of martial law in the Kokang Special Region, in a move likely to rule out elections in the strife-torn area.
Industrial zone projects are underway in Shan State’s Kokang self-administrative region, say local lawmakers who are inviting foreign investment to the area on the Sino-Burmese border.