Myanmar's rebel groups bomb pavilions built by military for New Years water festival — Radio Free Asia
The blasts were apparently meant to deter people from joining celebrations and dispel any notion of stability.
Source: rfa.org
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How Myanmar's Junta Chief Grabbed His 'Other' Inya Lake Home
Even Min Aung Hlaing’s peers are reportedly taken aback by the greed he displayed in acquiring and building his less-spoken-about residence on Myat Khin Yeik Tha Lane.
Source: irrawaddy.com
Auction of activists' homes seen as revenge for sale of junta assets — Radio Free Asia
The shadow government recently started selling shares of public property seized in last year’s coup.
Source: rfa.org
Myanmar Urban Guerrillas Launch New Anti-Regime Attacks in Yangon
Resistance groups in Yangon have carried out at least 15 attacks on junta targets in the last two weeks.
Source: irrawaddy.com
Myanmar's military reportedly suffers heaviest casualties since coup — Radio Free Asia
Troops attempted to take the town of Lay Kay Kaw in Kayin state but were held off by anti-junta forces.
Source: rfa.org
Life after escaping Myanmar's coup and settling in Oxford
Burmese-born Oxford author Marcia Delves-Broughton as a young woman in Burma THE shootings on the streets of Myanmar brought back painful memories for Oxford resident Marcia Delves-Broughton. “I never thought this would happen again, I was so shocked,” said the retired vicar’s wife and author, who lived through the 1962 coup. Mrs Delves-Broughton, who was a schoolfriend of ousted democratic leader Aung Sang Suu Kyi, said she was horrified when she heard the news. “It was Februar...
Source: thisisoxfordshire.co.uk