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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,...

After the military council activated the National Conscription Law on 10 February 2024, some Kachin youth have attempt to go abroad while others are considering…

Ukrainian troops have pulled out of a village in the east of the country, an army spokesman said today, as Russian forces display advantages in manpower and...

A run-down of the ethnic armies and various political organizations fighting the Myanmar civil war.

The Military Council burned down 80 percent of Kawlin town, which is located on the border of Sagaing Region and Kachin State, after retaking it from resistance forces, according to the local People's Administrative Teams (PATs). Since February 12th, the Junta has regained full control of Kawlin town, and soldiers have been burning down neighborhoods in the town on a daily

Plus, a booze-free bottle shop opens in West Hollywood, a Burmese gem in Monterey Park, and more

The Three Brotherhood Alliance has rendered the military junta incapable of achieving its goals.

K yugindro singh, m manihar singh and sh janaki sharma1. what is hereditary chieftainship ?the institution of hereditary chieftainship is well described by ww hunter in his book ‘a statistical account of bengal volume- vi’ as under: “the

In his riveting autobiography (pray, why wasn’t he a writer), late Fali S Nariman relives an arduous three-week trek from Rangoon to Delhi via Imphal where his