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The NUG Acting President warned Ministers not to give false hope to the public.

It surprised everybody when news of ceasefire between the Myanmar military junta and United League of Arakan/Arakan Army (ULA/AA) was suddenly made public last week, as the war of words to match the fighting on the ground have been in heightening, prompting concern about escalation rather than de-escalation.

India should present itself as an alternative to China in Myanmar. Instead, by taking a short-sighted stance, it is ending up looking like China.  

Since the coup, the ethnic armed group has seized a major regime base, trained many resistance fighters and fought the military both in Kachin and neighboring Sagaing.

Via video conferencing, the Chair of the Committee Representing the Pyitaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) joined the discussions on the International Criminal Court and the Rule of Law at the 43rd ANNUAL FORUM OF PARLIAMENTARIANS FOR GLOBAL ACTION by the National Congress of Argentina.

Via video conferencing, the Chair of the Committee Representing the Pyitaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) joined the discussions on the International Criminal Court and the Rule of Law at the 43rd ANNUAL FORUM OF PARLIAMENTARIANS FOR GLOBAL ACTION by the National Congress of Argentina.

The Irrawaddy’s latest roundup includes incidents in Karen and Shan states and Sagaing, Magwe and Yangon regions.

According to the NUG Ministry of Defence on Tuesday, there was a meeting between the Union Minister U Yi Mon and responsible personnel from the People’s Revolution Alliance Magway.

The junta has blocked access to four villages near to the military-aligned Border Guard Force (BGF) militia’s Lateya base in Rakhine State's northern Maungdaw Township, causing hardships for residents.

As two parties negotiate with regime for Mon autonomy, others see armed resistance as only hope.