Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha vowed on Tuesday that Thailand would not push back refugees fleeing violence in Myanmar.
Thousands flee for Thailand as Myanmar military bombs border area
Many are now too scared to return, fleeing across the border into Thailand. -[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] INTERPRETER: Last night we were not aware that the jet fighters were coming. And they randomly bombed …
Manipur Govt Withdraws ‘No Food, Shelter for Myanmar Refugees’ Order After Outrage
The state government had, in its order sent out on March 26, also asked border officials to “politely turn away” those seeking refuge in India.
Stepping up Myanmar coup penalties, US suspends trade deal
The United States on Monday suspended a trade deal with Myanmar until a democratic government is restored in the Southeast Asian country after a Feb. 1 coup followed by a …
WorldView: Indonesia church attack and more
In WorldView, we are following the latest on a suicide bombing at a Catholic church in Indonesia, Myanmar’s military coup, Mexico’s coronavirus death toll update, and an attack in Mozambique that …
U.S. suspends trade deal with Myanmar after coup
The United States on Monday suspended a trade deal with Myanmar until a democratic government is brought back to the Southeast Asian country after a bloody Feb. 1 coup.
U.S. suspends trade deal with Myanmar after coup
The United States on Monday suspended a trade deal with Myanmar until a democratic government is brought back to the Southeast Asian country after a bloody Feb. 1 coup.
U.S. suspends trade agreement with Myanmar after military killings
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai announced the United States will suspend engagement with Myanmar under the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement until its democratically elected government …
As Myanmar’s security forces crush anti-coup protests, more and more children are dying
At least 35 children have been killed since the Myanmar military took power in a Feb. 1 coup, while others are struggling with trauma and denied basic services.
U.S. Imposes Economic Sanctions Against Myanmar, but Two-Way Trade Continues
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai issued a condemnation of the Myanmar security forces’ “brutal violence against civilians” while announcing the decision on Monday.