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Junta deputy prime minister General Mya Tun Oo is currently in Beijing, becoming the ninth junta minister to visit China this month. [1]
Regime chief Min Aung Hlaing has transferred a senior general from a civilian post back to a military role, in what observers say is a bid to consolidate loyalty within the military as he prepares to assume the presidency in the new government to be ... (confirmed by 2 sources) [2]
Junta boss Min Aung Hlaing has reshuffled his cabinet, including changes to the key posts of defense minister and home affairs minister, days after extending emergency rule in Myanmar for another six months on Monday. [3]
With the election victory of the ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) earlier this month and the prospect of the NLD continuing to hold office for the next five years, it’s worth pondering whether Commander-in-Chief of Defense Services Senior G... [4]
As the Myanmar military junta continues to grapple with international sanctions and economic isolation, it is actively courting investment from Russia. [5]
Junta deputy prime minister General Mya Tun Oo is currently in Beijing, becoming the ninth junta minister to visit China this month.
Regime chief Min Aung Hlaing has transferred a senior general from a civilian post back to a military role, in what observers say is a bid to consolidate loyalty within the military as he prepares to assume the presidency in the new government to be
Junta boss Min Aung Hlaing has reshuffled his cabinet, including changes to the key posts of defense minister and home affairs minister, days after extending emergency rule in Myanmar for another six months on Monday.
With the election victory of the ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) earlier this month and the prospect of the NLD continuing to hold office for the next five years, it’s worth pondering whether Commander-in-Chief of Defense Services Senior G
As the Myanmar military junta continues to grapple with international sanctions and economic isolation, it is actively courting investment from Russia.
Honors among thieves In a romance of two pariahs, Myanmar and Russia’s regimes showered each other with honours on Thursday to celebrate heightened cooperation between two armed forces notorious for war crimes.
Mizzima The junta announced three new development commissions on December 18, as the country grapples with severe infrastructure and economic challenges.
As Chinese President Xi Jinping rolled out the red carpet for leaders from around the world attending the third Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Forum, which kicked off in Beijing on Tuesday, Myanmar coup leader Min Aung Hlaing could only follow events
Elaine Danziger The Chinese government’s often repeated phrase of “win win” and non-interference in other countries’ internal affairs is nothing but a veil to conceal the real driving motive which is its own expansion of trade and connectivity.
In the first phase of the junta’s election, which has been widely criticized as an illegitimate sham, the military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) won a sweeping majority, according to results tallied as of Jan. 8.