Under-resourced hospitals are turning patients away, triggering panic buying of oxygen; the junta has responded by banning sales to individuals.
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Moscow Reasserts Itself in Southeast Asia
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Sensing a diplomatic windfall, Russia is courting closer ties in regional capitals, many of whose governments feel marginalized by Washington's democratic agenda.
In Myanmar’s Divided Shan State, a New Appeal for Unity; China Will Be Watching
Beijing is believed to support the northern Shan-based SSPP and to distrust their Shan rivals, the RCSS.
Myanmar Hit by the Two Cs—Coup d’Etat and COVID-19
Through its incompetence, Myanmar’s dictatorial junta has exacerbated the country’s third wave of COVID-19.
Aung San Suu Kyi Faces 75 Years in Prison as Myanmar Junta Brings Fresh Charges
Four new corruption charges have been filed against the ousted civilian leader, adding to the six charges she already faces.
COVID-19 Spreads Among Students in Kachin Independence Army Territory
More than 220 students have tested positive with coronavirus in Maijayang on the Chinese border inside Kachin State, Myanmar.
Myanmar Junta Troops Die in Kayah State Clashes
At least seven regime soldiers reportedly killed in all-day battle between Kayah ethnic armed group and the Myanmar military.
Detained NLD Legal Chief In Intensive Care with COVID-19
The 79-year-old legal adviser, U Nyan Win, who was detained on the morning of the Feb. 1 coup, was infected with coronavirus in Insein Prison.
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Moscow Reasserts Itself in Southeast Asia
Sensing a diplomatic windfall, Russia is courting closer ties in regional capitals, many of whose governments feel marginalized by Washington's democratic agenda.
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In Myanmar’s Divided Shan State, a New Appeal for Unity; China Will Be Watching
Beijing is believed to support the northern Shan-based SSPP and to distrust their Shan rivals, the RCSS.
Myanmar Hit by the Two Cs—Coup d’Etat and COVID-19
Through its incompetence, Myanmar’s dictatorial junta has exacerbated the country’s third wave of COVID-19.
Silence on Coup Makes Strategic Sense for Myanmar’s Wa
The coup makes Wa integration with the rest of Myanmar even less likely; for now, both the UWSA and the junta will make the most of mutually beneficial
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UN Panel Calls on Int’l Business Community to Take Stand on Myanmar Junta’s Abuses
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Moscow Reasserts Itself in Southeast Asia
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Myanmar Hit by the Two Cs—Coup d’Etat and COVID-19
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