As fighting wears on, many in Myanmar are focused on a new government - Radio Free Asia
For nearly eight decades, the Myanmar dream has been a federal union that ensures equal rights for its scores of ethnic minorities.
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Observers: Chinese-made fighter jets play key role in deadly airstrikes in Myanmar - VOA
Local media in Myanmar are reporting that six FTC-2000G fighter jets purchased from China have arrived, and observers are concerned that Chinese military support for the Myanmar military...
Targeted Sikh Separatist Says India Still Wants Him Dead - Bloomberg
The American Sikh separatist targeted in a foiled assassination plot allegedly planned by India said that intelligence agents in New Delhi still want him dead and said that the Biden...
Equity International calls for fair and inclusive LG elctions in Plateau - National Accord
As the Plateau State Local Government Elections approach, set for October 9, 2024, the Equity International Initiative, a civil society organization committed to advancing democracy and...
A Rigged Game: The Regime’s Manipulative Call for Participation in Elections - The Irrawaddy
On September 26, Myanmar’s military council issued a statement urging resistance forces to lay down their arms and participate in regime-organized elections.
LISTEN: How close are we to World War III? - The Washington Times
Bill Taylor, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, joins the show to discuss whether we’re headed for World War III, how seriously to take Russia’s nuclear saber-rattling, and Ukraine’s prospects for victory.
The Middle East on Fire - Foreign Affairs
Iran’s ballistic missile strikes on Israel on October 1 have raised fears of an all-out war in the Middle East.
Chinese gangs revive scam hubs in Myanmar as Beijing eases pressure on junta - VOA
A recent report by the U.S. Institute of Peace highlights the resurgence of scam hubs, particularly in Myanmar's Karen State, due to China's softened stance toward the country's military regime.
Nepal, Bangladesh and South Asia | Idea of Nepal with Nilanthi Samaranayake - The Kathmandu Post
In this conversation, Samaranayake talks about, among other things, the similarities and differences of the ground realities in Nepal and Bangladesh, the relations of smaller South Asian states...