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Since the war first broke out in April 2023, thousands of Sudanese crossed the border into Egypt to seek refuge.

In a move seen as an effort to supplement the military’s dwindling numbers, Myanmar’s government is actively encouraging students to join the University Training Corps (UTC). Reports from junta-affiliated newspapers reveal that several high-ranking generals,...

Hurn Kayang — The impact of China’s participation in the Myanmar crisis cannot be ignored. With its recent intervention facilitating a ceasefire agreement between the military junta and the Three Brotherhood Alliance (3BHA), China has positioned itself as a pivotal player in the country’s political landscape. Initially, the military junta had outlined plans to establish an

Ethnic rebels now control Minbya township, and nearly 1 of the state’s 3 military command centers.

But the military is likely to ‘fight ever more brutally, the closer it comes to defeat’, analysts say, even as ‘pace of liberation quickens’ in Myanmar.

According to researcher Xian Yaolong, of the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Beijing has an interest in stopping the fighting between the military and anti-coup forces only in some areas of the country, to protect trade and ensure the security of its citizens. For this reason, even a violation of the recently agreed ceasefire is not necessarily seen as a failure by China.

Rare earth elements (REEs) play a pivotal role in the manufacturing of high-tech products, and China has dominated the majority of the market.

The surprising connection among cybercrime, human trafficking, and a raging guerrilla war.

China is working to protect its substantial investment in neighboring, war-torn Burma.

A man was abducted by a Chinese gang and forced to work in a scam operation. He gathered financial information, photos and videos and shared the material with The New York Times.