Scot Marciel, a former American diplomat, said the U.S. and China may have “shared interests” in ending the violence in Myanmar.
Myanmar’s journalists regroup on the run from the junta
On February 1, a few hours after Myanmar’s military coup, the team leaders of media group Mizzima held an emergency meeting in Yangon. The outlet’s senior journalists had begun devising a back-up …
Myanmar military junta brands rival government a terrorist group
Myanmar’s military rulers have branded a rival National Unity Government a terrorist group and blamed it for bombings, arson and killings, state-controlled media said on Saturday. Myanmar’s army has …
Japanese firms found to have had direct business links to Myanmar junta, probe finds
At least 10 Japanese companies have had ties to firms affiliated with Myanmar’s military or have taken part in projects that could be sources of income for the junta.
Japanese firms found to have had direct business links to Myanmar junta, probe finds
At least 10 Japanese companies have had ties to firms affiliated with Myanmar’s military or have taken part in projects that could be sources of income for the junta.
Myanmar’s Junta Brands Rival Government a Terrorist Group
Myanmar’s military rulers have branded a rival National Unity Government a terrorist group and blamed it for bombings, arson and killings, state-controlled media said on Saturday. Myanmar’s army has …
Gunshots. A man’s scream. Since Myanmar coup, young men are disappearing
Myanmar security forces are arresting and disappearing thousands of people in a bid to break the back of an uprising against a military coup.
Children of the junta: the relatives of Myanmar’s military regime living in Australia
Relatives of military-linked officials are being targeted by anti-coup campaigners in Australia – even if they oppose the junta themselves …
Myanmar military cashes in on Thai pipeline
Myanmar’s military has received hundreds of millions of dollars from natural gas sales through a financial scheme linked to the Myanmar-Thailand pipeline, a French newspaper has reported.
Military coup puts Telenor’s future in Myanmar on the line
Since Myanmar’s military ordered telecoms operators to shut their networks in an effort to end protests against its February coup, Telenor’s business there has been in limbo. As one of the few Western …