PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — ASEAN will not invite Myanmar’s foreign minister to an upcoming meeting, a Cambodian official said Thursday, as the regional bloc of nations struggles to agree on whether …
Illicit Drug Production Has Surged Since Myanmar’s Coup
The chaos that has enveloped the country since the military takeover has been a gift to the country’s drug trafficking syndicates.
Myanmar shadow government drops objections to ICJ’s Rohingya genocide case
Before the military seized power last year, Myanmar’s government led by the now-ousted Aung San Suu Kyi had filed preliminary objections to the ICJ over the case brought by Gambia in a move seen as …
Year after military takeover in Myanmar, hope for democracy clings on
The generals who arrested civilian leaders and quashed huge street protests with deadly force are undoubtedly in control and the fight for freedom is down, but it’s not out.
More nations using Laos-China Railway for freight
Business operators from Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar are now using the Laos-China Railway to import and export goods to and from China and beyond. Lao National Chamber of Commerce and …
More nations using Laos-China Railway for freight
Business operators from Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar are now using the Laos-China Railway to import and export goods to and from China and beyond. Lao National Chamber of Commerce and …
Sanctions Won’t Hurt Myanmar’s Brutal Leaders, Activists Say. Here’s What Could
Activists and Myanmar watchers say that targeted sanctions will do little to deter the brutal military junta, or stop its violent repression.
Myanmar coup anniversary: Government in exile urges France to act against junta
One year ago, the military seized power in Myanmar by force. The country has since descended into civil war fraught with human rights violations, but the international community has resisted imposing …
Sanctions Won’t Hurt Myanmar’s Brutal Leaders, Activists Say. Here’s What Could
Activists and Myanmar watchers say that targeted sanctions will do little to deter the brutal military junta, or stop its violent repression.
Sanctions Won’t Hurt Myanmar’s Brutal Leaders, Activists Say. Here’s What Could
Activists and Myanmar watchers say that targeted sanctions will do little to deter the brutal military junta, or stop its violent repression.