Fighters of a local militia opposed to Myanmar’s junta have pulled back from the northwestern town of Mindat after days of assault by combat troops backed by artillery, a member of the group said on …
Myanmar anti-coup fighters retreat from town as U.S. makes appeal
Fighters of a local militia opposed to Myanmar’s junta have pulled back from the northwestern town of Mindat after days of assault by combat troops backed by artillery, a member of the group said on …
Saturday Read: Foreign investors flee Myanmar as regime strengthens grip
Businesses have continued to bow out of Myanmar after the bloody coup has killed more than 750 people and seen …
Weekend read: More businesses bow out of Myanmar as coup continues
Businesses have continued to bow out of Myanmar after the bloody coup has killed more than 750 people and seen The post Saturday Read: Foreign companies flee Myanmar as regime strengthens grip …
Weekend read: More businesses bow out of Myanmar as coup continues
Businesses have continued to bow out of Myanmar after the bloody coup has killed more than 750 people and seen The post Saturday Read: Foreign companies flee Myanmar as regime strengthens grip …
Remaking Myanmar’s devastated economy is the key for a future democracy
Dictatorship must be resisted, but that’s not enough, says Myanmar author Thant Myint-U …
Thai PM tells UN envoy he won’t push back Myanmar refugees
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha promised a United Nations special envoy on Friday that he will not force back people fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar, where the military ousted a …
Myanmar frees Japanese journalist as gesture to Tokyo
An arrested Japanese reporter returned home Friday after being released by Myanmar’s ruling junta in what it called a gesture of friendship to Japan. Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said …
UN envoy asks Thai leader’s aid in ending crisis in Myanmar
The United Nations’ special envoy on Myanmar met with Thailand’s prime minister on Friday as she continues efforts to end violence in Myanmar sparked by a military takeover in February.
UN envoy asks Thai leader’s aid in ending crisis in Myanmar
The United Nations’ special envoy on Myanmar met with Thailand’s prime minister on Friday as she continues efforts to end violence in Myanmar sparked by a military takeover in February.