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The ethnic Karen armed resistance movement commemorated 68 years of struggle on Tuesday. [1]
Gen Saw Mutu Say Poe—chairman of the Karen National Union (KNU)—and the Kachin Independence Organization’s (KIO) central committee—led by KIO vice chairman Gen N’Ban La—met and discussed Burma’s peace process in Laiza, the KIO’s headquarters, accordi... [2]
The only known photo of a meeting between retired Gen Than Shwe, chief of Burma’s military junta, and leaders of the Karen National Union—including its chairman Saw Mutu Say Poe—has been revealed on Facebook, after the two held a nearly three-hour ta... [3]
LAW KHEE LAH, Karen State — A conference of most of Burma’s ethnic armed groups began Monday in Karen National Union (KNU)-controlled territory near the Burmese-Thai border, with an ethnic Karen leader affirming his support for ongoing talks with the... [4]
Myanmar’s military regime held an event in Naypyitaw this month to mark the sixth anniversary of the signing of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) which was attended by most of the signatories. [5]
The ethnic Karen armed resistance movement commemorated 68 years of struggle on Tuesday.
Gen Saw Mutu Say Poe—chairman of the Karen National Union (KNU)—and the Kachin Independence Organization’s (KIO) central committee—led by KIO vice chairman Gen N’Ban La—met and discussed Burma’s peace process in Laiza, the KIO’s headquarters, accordi
The only known photo of a meeting between retired Gen Than Shwe, chief of Burma’s military junta, and leaders of the Karen National Union—including its chairman Saw Mutu Say Poe—has been revealed on Facebook, after the two held a nearly three-hour ta
LAW KHEE LAH, Karen State — A conference of most of Burma’s ethnic armed groups began Monday in Karen National Union (KNU)-controlled territory near the Burmese-Thai border, with an ethnic Karen leader affirming his support for ongoing talks with the
Myanmar’s military regime held an event in Naypyitaw this month to mark the sixth anniversary of the signing of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) which was attended by most of the signatories.
Pragmatic leaders who won the Karen National Union’s (KNU) recent elections are expected to accelerate peace talks with the government and business development projects, but some Karen observers are urging caution to ensure benefits for local communi
NAYPYITAW — Myanmar Army chief Snr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing urged all of the country’s ethnic armed groups to sign the nationwide ceasefire agreement (NCA) in a speech marking the second anniversary of several groups signing the pact on Sunday in Naypyita
CHIANG MAI, Thailand —The Karen National Union (KNU) has appealed for the government and military to find “politically dignified” and “nonviolent ways” to alleviate the current Rakhine State crisis.
CHIANG MAI, Thailand — An equitable platform for political dialogue and successful negotiation would encourage other ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) to sign the nationwide ceasefire agreement (NCA), said the chairman of the Karen National Union thi