Plainclothes soldiers drove their vehicles into a Mandalay protest march, injuring almost 20 civilians.
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Myanmar Military Struggles to Adapt to New Kind of Conflict
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Hit-and-run clashes with ethnic Burmese fighters in the heartland and urban guerrilla warfare now complicate the Tatmadaw’s traditional task of containing ethnic armies.
Auction for Myanmar Rocker’s Ukulele Breaks World Record
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Big Bag’s lead singer Kyar Pauk auctioned his ukulele for US$27,500, with all proceeds going to the people’s war against the junta.
Myanmar Junta Releases Over 5,600 Anti-Coup Protesters
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The amnesty for people jailed or detained for anti-regime activities comes just after coup leader Min Aung Hlaing was barred from attending an ASEAN summit.
After Summit Exclusion, Myanmar Junta Chief Says ASEAN Envoy Made Impossible Demands
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In a televised address, Min Aung Hlaing expressed hope that the regional bloc would reverse its decision not to invite him to its upcoming meeting in Brunei.
Myanmar Capital Hit by Another Bomb Blast at Local Administration Office
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No one was injured in the attack on Sunday; it follows Friday’s bombing of a Naypyitaw bank branch, which was claimed by the local People’s Defense Force.
AUKUS Alliance Poses Challenges to Other Powers
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The new security pact is a big gamble for the US, Australia and the UK, and will necessitate a strategic rethink in Southeast Asia, Europe, Japan, China and elsewhere.
Hundreds of Myanmar Junta Soldiers and Police Plan to Defect Since People’s War Declaration: NUG
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More than 760 junta soldiers and police reportedly plan to join the Civil Disobedience Movement since the civilian National Unity Government declared war on the regime.
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Myanmar Military Struggles to Adapt to New Kind of Conflict
Hit-and-run clashes with ethnic Burmese fighters in the heartland and urban guerrilla warfare now complicate the Tatmadaw’s traditional task of containing ethnic armies.
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AUKUS Alliance Poses Challenges to Other Powers
The new security pact is a big gamble for the US, Australia and the UK, and will necessitate a strategic rethink in Southeast Asia, Europe, Japan, China
Myanmar’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement is Dead
Any future peace process must be genuinely inclusive and not repeat the mistakes made by both military and civilian governments of the past.
Myanmar Junta Chief’s Personal Hatred of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Runs Deep
By banishing the State Counselor to a secret location and rejecting ASEAN’s envoy, Min Aung Hlaing is making his despised predecessors look like masters
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