Humanitarian and civil network in western Myanmar demands international intervention after regime airstrikes claim 62 lives in September alone.
Read moreDetailsProgressing rapidly from cheap knockoffs to technology innovation, China is now keen to pull up the ladder behind it, writes Chandu Doddi.
Beijing is jeopardizing its strategic interests in Myanmar by backing an increasingly unreliable military regime rather than engaging with democratic forces.
Observers warn that the regime is exploiting limited access to Aung San Suu Kyi to win back ASEAN recognition while continuing its campaign of violence against civilians.
By backing military force as the key to stability in Myanmar, Beijing has forgotten the lessons of history.
In Denmark, a survivor of regime violence has filed a criminal complaint against junta commanders under a new law allowing prosecution of atrocities committed abroad.
The Saffron Revolution showcased Burma’s monks at their best, but that moral standing has...
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