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Myanmar army chief says coup was inevitable Toggle share menu Advertisement Myanmar army chief says coup was inevitable Myanmar citizens hold up a picture of leader Aung San Suu Kyi after the military seized power in a coup in Myanmar, outside United Nations venue in Bangkok, Thailand, on Feb 2, 2021.. (Photo: REUTERS/Jorge Silva) 03 Feb 2021 02:39AM (Updated: 03 Feb 2021 04:59AM) Share this content Bookmark YANGON: The military ouster of Aung San Suu Kyis...

Tatmadaw Information Team UPDATED at 2:50 P.M. EST on 2021-2-1 Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi urged her country to “to protest against the coup by the military” in a message released Monday after the army arrested her and dozens of ruling party officials and declared a one-year state of emergency to deal with unproven voting fraud allegations from 2020 elections. The note, written before the army’s coup Monday, came as denunciations poured in from the United Nations, the ...

Suu Kyis ouster heralds return to military rule in Myanmar Shibani Mahtani and Timothy McLaughlin, The Washington Post Feb. 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail HONG KONG - Aung San Suu Kyi defended Myanmars generals against genocide charges at The Hague. She praised soldiers as they unleashed artillery against ethnic minority settlements. She limited steps toward democratic changes that would chip away at the armys political power. It wasnt enough. On Monday, Myanmars military seized power in a coup,...

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Joint NED, NDI, IRI, Solidarity Center and CIPE Statement on Events at the U.S. Capitol “We are appalled by the violent and seditious assault at the United States Capitol today.  Nonetheless, we are confident in the enduring strength of American institutions, and that any attempts to subvert our democracy will not succeed.   Those involved in illegal activity today must be held to account. A fundamental tenet of democracy is the peaceful contest of ideas among fellow citizens under law. ...

Greystones District Engineer Ruarí OHanlon joked last week that elected members will probably want to avoid calling the new marina park Parky McParkface Cllr Jodie Neary proposed at the December meeting of Greystones Municipal District that the new park at Greystones marina be named. The meeting took place in Greystones on Tuesday, December 15. Cllr Neary said that schools in the area should be involved in the naming process. Documentation on the Part 8 file currently refers to the park as t...

A member of Greystones Municipal District left last Tuesday evenings (15th) meeting in protest after a motion was passed to build 41 social housing units on lands beside Burnaby Lawns. Cllr Tom Fortune, who voted against the motion along with Cllr Mags Crean, said it was quite disgusting, and told the Cathaoirleach, Derek Mitchell, he hadnt a bulls notion. Around 50 residents of Burnaby Lawns were outside the council building opposing the development. The vote to accept or refuse the Part 8 pr...