(Reuters) - Myanmar's military ruler on Monday urged his foreign critics to get behind his junta's planned return to democracy, instead of siding with a resistance movement he called "terrorists ...
Myanmar’s military government ... Prak Sokhonn, Cambodia’s foreign minister, has said engaging with the NUG was complicated because of the junta’s objections, though said the envoy could ...
Qin Gang paid his first visit to Myanmar on May 2, during which he pledged to increase Chinese economic engagement with the military regime. In this photo provided by the Myanmar Military True ...
Myanmar's National Unity Government (NUG) — a group of lawmakers living in exile who oppose the junta that seized full control in a 2021 military coup — and representatives of ethnic minority ...
It was the latest in a series of meetings between junta and Chinese officials on efforts to stem the activities of Chinese ...
China's foreign minister met with Myanmar's junta leader in Naypyidaw to discuss the ... Most of the global community, especially Western powers, has increasingly shunned the junta, but China ...
CNN has reached out to Myanmar’s military junta for comment on the restrictions to access and aid in Rakhine following the cyclone. Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing has been quoted by state media ...
Myanmar’s ruling military junta has imported at least $1 billion ... ending Myanmar’s brief experiment with democracy, jailing former leader Aung San Suu Kyi and plunging the impoverished ...
Myanmar has been mired in chaos since the military overthrew the democratically-elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in February 2021. The coup immediately triggered anti-junta demonstrations ...
Bangladesh has urged Myanmar to build trust and ensure safety for Rohingya refugees. Talking to Arab News, Bangladesh's Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner Mizanur Rahman said the ...
are working on rescues and rehabilitation work along with charity civil society groups," the junta said in the statement shared on its Telegram channels and on Myanmar Radio and Television (MRTV).
CNN has reached out to Myanmar’s military junta for comment on the restrictions to access and aid in Rakhine following the cyclone. Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing has been quoted by state media ...
