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A new report reveals the Myanmar military planned 2017’s brutal purge of the Rohingya years in advance.
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The AA abducted the senior member of the rival Arakan Liberation Party two months after he attended peace talks staged by the military regime in June.
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Guest Column
Through brutality and ineptitude, the junta leader has turned the Tatmadaw into a personal army that is reviled by the people.
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Burma
UN investigators have warned that the nature and scope of potential war crimes and crimes against humanity in Myanmar, including those targeting children, are expanding.
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Burma
As regime losses mount, the Karen National Union said that the combat ability and will to win of junta forces has declined dramatically.
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Burma
Former army officer U Aung Ko, who is said to be close to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, has been suffering from heart problems in Insein Prison.
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Burma
Cambodian Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn is due to make his third visit to Myanmar next month but said it would be reconsidered if more political prisoners are executed.
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Burma
A combined force of the Kachin Independence Army and local resistance groups captured the camps in Hpakant Township.
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Burma
With the Myanmar currency continuing to weaken against the US dollar, fuel prices jumped by 200 kyats per liter overnight on Monday.
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Commentary
The ‘great game’ in Myanmar has become more complex, with Russia behind the junta, the West backing the NUG and Beijing playing all sides, amid a worsening China-US rift.
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Burma
With the junta increasingly reliant on airstrikes to combat the resistance, more and more civilians are being displaced or killed by regime bombing.
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Editorial
The same military that killed student activist Ma Win Maw Oo in 1988 hanged her contemporary, Ko Jimmy, in July. Today’s anti-junta resistance has inherited their spirit.
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Burma
Resistance groups attacked junta forces across Sagaing and Magwe regions in four days of fierce fighting.
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Burma
The remark came after the bloc’s foreign ministerial meetings that ultimately yielded little progress on the country’s post-coup crisis.
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Burma
Nang Mwe San and Thinzar Wint Kyaw would likely to face a maximum term of fifteen years in prison for “harming Myanmar culture and dignity,” the regime said.