Fugitive businessman Jho Low hiding in Myanmar, protected by junta: Najib’s lawyer
The lawyer was speaking to the public after being asked about Low’s whereabouts. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Myanmar advocates urge US to place sanctions on bank used by junta
WASHINGTON - Washington should impose sanctions on a Myanmar bank being used to circumvent existing U.S. restrictions, ...
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Myanmar resistance forces retreat as junta launches offensive near Myingyan
Anti-regime groups say a week of intense air and ground attacks have forced them to withdraw from the area, but add that ...
China "Myanmar rebel leader in treatment in China"...denial of the alleged arrest
China has denied allegations of the arrest of Myanmar's rebel leader, saying he is being treated in his country.Chinese ...
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Beijing says Myanmar rebel leader in China for 'medical care'
Beijing said Tuesday that the head of a Myanmar ethnic minority armed group had come to China for "medical care", after news ...
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Leader of Myanmar ethnic army being held in China: sources
The detention of MNDAA commander Peng Daxun comes as China shows growing concern over the Myanmar regime’s faltering hold on ...
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Myanmar Rebel Leader Has Been Detained in China, Report Says
Peng Daxun, the head of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, is reportedly under house arrest in Yunnan.
Myanmar airstrikes indiscriminately target civilians a rights group says in a new report
BANGKOK (AP) — Myanmar's military has consistently targeted civilians and their communities as a form of collective ...
Jho Low hiding in Myanmar, protected by junta, claims Shafee
Fugitive businessman Low Taek Jho, better known as Jho Low, may be hiding in Myanmar under the protection of its military ...
Myanmar’s forces targeting civilians
Myanmar's military has consistently targeted civilians and their communities as a form of collective punishment in the ...
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Myanmar’s Braveheart Journalists Persist Amid Immense Pressure
revealed that Myanmar has become the second-worst jailer of journalists after China. The regime’s atrocities are likely to ...
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China helps revive struggling Myanmar regime
There’s been hope among Myanmar revolutionaries that China would finally give up on the country’s military regime. The military is besieged on all sides by guerrilla groups who want to destroy the ...