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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. [1]
Myanmar’s military regime reshuffled key government positions on the fourth anniversary of its coup, purportedly to accelerate urgent policy objectives including planned elections. Three ministers were purged. [2]
China views its relations with Myanmar from a strategic perspective and wants to deepen its collaboration with the country’s junta to crack down on trans-border crime, its public security minister said. [3]
As of 2024, Myanmar has diplomatic ties with 126 countries and missions in 37 countries. However, the junta’s top brass, including its boss Min Aung Hlaing, can only travel to a handful of countries. [4]
‘Democratic’ India Boosts Ties With Dictatorship While the international community continues to shun the military regime for grave human rights violations, Myanmar’s neighbor India, the so-called largest democracy in the world, [5]
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.
Myanmar’s military regime reshuffled key government positions on the fourth anniversary of its coup, purportedly to accelerate urgent policy objectives including planned elections. Three ministers were purged.
China views its relations with Myanmar from a strategic perspective and wants to deepen its collaboration with the country’s junta to crack down on trans-border crime, its public security minister said.
As of 2024, Myanmar has diplomatic ties with 126 countries and missions in 37 countries. However, the junta’s top brass, including its boss Min Aung Hlaing, can only travel to a handful of countries.
‘Democratic’ India Boosts Ties With Dictatorship While the international community continues to shun the military regime for grave human rights violations, Myanmar’s neighbor India, the so-called largest democracy in the world,
Another moneymaking scheme Fighting a multi-front war and receiving little foreign investment and tax revenue, the military is desperately short of funds. But it has never been short of wild ideas to extort money from people
Junta hopes ‘peace talks’ with EAOs will ease pressure On Sunday, the military regime invited ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) to join preliminary peace talks to be held on Saturday, Myanmar’s 75th annual Union Day.
Greenback woes When the US imposed sanctions against Myanma Foreign Trade Bank (MFTB) and Myanma Investment and Commercial Bank (MICB) in June, junta spokesman Major General Zaw Min Tun downplayed the move, claiming they were
Myanmar’s ex-information czar U Ye Htut is now in Insein Prison, a sudden change of circumstances that will give him a chance to meet up with some of the reporters and journalists he used to know when he served as information minister.
Myanmar, China, and Thailand will form a joint task force to combat online scam operations on the Thai and Chinese border.