Hostilities in Myanmar are intensifying between the junta and resistance groups. The US backs the opposition NUG, while China and Russia support the military rulers. This suggests a wider geopolitical struggle brewing in the region. To suggest that the United States and China are waging a New Cold War proxy
A recent report has revealed that India is constructing a $3.7 billion border wall with Myanmar, citing national security concerns and the need to preserve the demographic composition of its northeastern region. According to a report by The Economic Times, India intends to fence its 1,610-kilometer (1,000-mile) border with Myanmar
Australia demands the immediate release of academic Sean Turnell, who was charged with violating state secrets and tried alongside Aung San Suu Kyi. Furthermore, former Myanmar Prime Minster Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to prison for breaching state secrets as well.
Insurgent factions, guerrilla troops, and semi-autonomous military forces are among the organizations to which the Yakuza attempted to give firearms to. However, the Yakuza boss ended up getting busted at NYC steakhouse over the scheme to trade drugs for missiles with Myanmar insurgents.
Adani Group’s port deal worth 52 million USD with Myanmar military-controlled company has come to a standstill owing to the sanctions by the United States over human rights violations.
The Myanmar military regime has accused billionaire George Soros’ Open Society Foundation (OSF) for fomenting unrest in the country by funding opposition protests and seized its bank accounts in Myanmar.
The IMF sent $350 million in cash to the Myanmar government just days before the military coup.
A WHO driver carrying Coronavirus samples has been shot dead in Myanmar. The World Health Organization (WHO) vehicle carrying coronavirus test samples came under attack, leaving the driver dead and a government official seriously injured. EXCLUSIVE: Coronavirus Bioweapon – How China Stole Coronavirus From Canada And Weaponized It (watch here Visualizing The Secret
At the peak of it’s power, the British Empire covered more than a quarter of the world. To rule over the natives and extract their resources, the officers of the East India Company segregated the populations into different regions and effectively tookover the local trade. Overtime these imaginary lines were