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    • MyanmarMyanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlaing is welcomed by Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul at Government House in Bangkok during his visit to Thailand on August 6, 2026. (Photo: Lillian Suwanrumpha/AFP)
      Sa Thant ZinAugust 6, 2026

      Investment, energy sector talks to dominate Myanmar junta leader’s visit to Thailand

      The visit comes as rights groups accuse Thailand of helping sustain the junta through energy revenues and access to the international banking system

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      Sa Thant ZinJanuary 8, 2024

      Junta court sentences deposed lawmaker who denounced resistance to 20 years

      Ousted regional legislator Thet Paing Soe defected to the side of the military in a recorded public ceremony in 2022, only to be arrested and charged with terrorism within less than a year

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      Sally KantarSa Thant ZinDecember 4, 2023

      Local UN volunteers ‘abandoned’ in evacuation from besieged Karenni State capital

      A long-term paid volunteer with the UN’s food assistance agency says he was forced to flee the military’s bombing of Loikaw on his own after realising he was not included in his employer’s exit plan

    • In-Depth
      Sa Thant ZinNovember 24, 2023

      Karenni youth fight for freedom at the cost of their lives and limbs

      Fighters in Karenni State, now unable to take part in combat due severe battle wounds, remain more strongly committed than ever to resisting the military dictatorship

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      Sa Thant ZinJune 2, 2023

      Two decades on, leaked reports reveal former junta’s role in Depayin massacre

      Military intelligence reports written at the time show the regime was directly involved in one of the worst mass killing incidents of Myanmar’s modern history

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