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The junta has stepped up border monitoring following the election victory of Thailand’s MFP, whose leader has vowed to put pressure on the regime to end its violence.

MAY 20, 2023 Source: The White House Preamble We, the Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7), met in Hiroshima for our annual Summit on May 19-21, 2023, more united than ever in our determination to meet the global challenges of this moment and set the course for a better future. Our work is rooted…

Sai Wansai — It seems a new era has dawn on Thailand after more than two decades of on-and-off changes of regimes between the so-called “old money” and “new money” in the ensuing power struggle, alternatively taking the country’s helm, with the majority of time span being in the hands of old money clique and still under its sway as the interim government, pending the election

Vietnam supports and appreciates the role of the ASEAN Chair in connecting with all stakeholders in finding a peaceful and sustainable solution to the Myanmar situation, as well as the bloc's efforts to promote humanitarian relief in the country and the repatriation process in Rakhine State, Minister Counsellor Le Thi Minh Thoa, Deputy Permanent

The report noted there are no indications the Singapore government has approved, or is involved in, the shipment of arms and associated materials to the Myanmar military.

ASEAN lawmakers urged G7 to provide real assistance to pro-democracy forces in Myanmar

ASEAN must address the failure of its Five-Point Consensus to stop the violence and war crimes in Myanmar following the military coup.

It comes as the exiled government's human rights minister visits NZ for the first time.

A democratic government in Thailand may also help to repair a split down the middle in the ASEAN on how to get the Myanmar military regime to implement the transition plan to democracy

Three parallel regional processes are trying to deal with the Myanmar crisis. They risk undermining each other.