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China mediates truce that would halt months of conflict that has displaced half a million people in country’s north

A previous ceasefire pact reached in mid-December was not honoured by either side

Myanmar's military junta and an alliance of armed rebels announced Friday a cease-fire after months of conflict claimed hundreds of lives. Conflict...

YANGON (AFP) – Myanmar’s military and an alliance of armed ethnic minority groups announced a ceasefire yesterday after months of conflict that has claimed hundreds of lives and posed the biggest threat to the junta since it seized power in 2021. Conflict has raged in Myanmar’s northern Shan state since October, when the alliance of […]

Myanmar’s military says it has reached a cease-fire agreement with an alliance of three ethnic minority guerrilla groups that it has been battling in the north. A Chinese Foreign Ministry

Myanmar’s military says it's reached a cease-fire deal with an alliance of three ethnic minority guerrilla groups it has been battling in the north.

A spokeswoman for China’s Foreign Ministry confirmed reports that ethnic militias and the Myanmar army agreed to a truce in the north of the country. Singapore fined an arms dealer trying to take more than US$ 20,000 out of the country earned from brokering sales to Myanmar’s military. Singapore remains cautious about taking more action.

The truce was finalised in talks held at Kunming during January 10-11 between the groups known as the Three Brotherhood Alliance and representatives of Myanmar’s State Administration Council (SAC). | World News

Myanmar’s military and an alliance of armed ethnic minority groups announced a China-mediated ceasefire yesterday following months of conflict that has posed the biggest threat to the junta since it seized power in 2021.

BEIJING -- Myanmar's military government and armed ethnic groups have formally agreed to a Beijing-brokered truce, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs…