
In the latest sign of its strained relationship with its closest ally, the regime has allowed rare protests targeting the Chinese government
Relations between Myanmar’s military junta and its most important international ally appear to have reached an historic low point as the regime continues to suffer major losses to an alliance of ethnic armed groups in the country’s northeast.
The first sign of the growing strain came on November. . .
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