Myanmar Junta
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The Myanmar junta’s bumbling propagandist returns
Aye Chan’s recent appearance in the Indian capital raises the question of whether his crude and delusional message might actually resonate with some audiences
Almost all of the more than 100 structures in the village of Lone Gyi in Sidoktaya Township were destroyed following clashes on Sunday
After at least 21 Rohingya people of eligible age fled an IDP camp in Rakhine State to escape forced military service, junta officials have taken at least eight of their family members—including young children—into custody
Residents estimate that two-thirds of the Kyaukphyu District town’s homes have been destroyed, as well as the only hospital, forcing locals to take refuge in neighbouring villages to survive
Under the Reserve Forces Law, army pensioners can be recalled for service within five years of retirement or coaxed back with promises of income
Aye Chan’s recent appearance in the Indian capital raises the question of whether his crude and delusional message might actually resonate with some audiences