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Development comes as military struggles with recruitment — at least 4,500 soldiers have defected from the army

The ruling military, which is struggling with recruitment, denies abducting young men and boys to fill its ranks. But five men say it happened to them.

The Star Sapphire Group owned by arms dealer and junta crony Tun Min Latt has dissolved three subsidiaries after being hit by international sanctions.

The Sanctions Coordinators for the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, and the services in charge of sanctions policy and implementation of the European Commission and the European External Action Service held a meeting on 24 May to continue to assess and align ongoing efforts related to sanctions on Myanmar.

On March 24, 2023, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued a sanctions alert that informed individuals, businesses, and other persons of the sanctions risks associated with the provision...

Lawmaker’s business ventures put a spotlight on relations between military-backed elites in Thailand and Myanmar.

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Without fuel, the junta-led airstrikes on civilians would have been impossible, civil society groups say.

US Treasury Department sanctioned two people and six entities linked to military regime’s atrocities, air campaigns.