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Myanmar s Generals Aren t Going Anywhere – The Diplomat

Myanmar’s Generals Aren’t Going Anywhere As sanctions are reimposed, the country’s old business elite is slowly clawing back the ground lost during a decade of reform. By May 03, 2021 Advertisement Even with swelling protests and mounting international pressure, Myanmar’s new military junta isn’t going anywhere. The generals that seized power on February 1 are from the same group that ruled Myanmar between 1962 and 2010 and as the screws tighten, they are re-visiting the system that kept them in power under their prior incarnation, the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) junta. Myanmar’s economy is expected to contract by over 20 percent because of the coup, but Myanmar has been here before. Under the SPDC, Myanmar appeared from the outside crippled by sanctions and wracked by ethnic civil war. Store shelves were often bare and the streets free from cars. For many observers, SPDC Myanmar was a failed state.

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Richard Ip April 28, 2021 09:19 Dr Sasa, the exiled special envoy of Myanmar’s disbanded parliament, recently urged Western countries to coordinate their punitive actions against the military junta who staged a coup against the democratically elected government, and who have violently repressed the mass protests. Sasa’s petition came as the United Nations Security Council failed to reach a consensus on punishing the junta, due to oppositions from China and Russia. Myanmar is not the only country where dictators have benefited from support from China and Russia. Other “rogue” regimes such as Venezuela, Syria, Iran and Belarus are also beholden to China and Russia for their survival from political crises and crunching international sanctions.

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Canberra can help bring Myanmar from brink of chaos

Canberra can help bring Myanmar from brink of chaos The military is losing control of the country it has seized. Regional diplomacy is now searching for a face-saving exit for the generals. Save Share In response to the Myanmar military coup of February 1, ASEAN leaders met with coup leader Min Aung Hlaing, demanded an immediate cessation of violence and appointed a special envoy. The resistance to the latest coup has this time proven sophisticated and resilient.   AP Myanmar has been in the grips of an alarming downward spiral, with a military increasingly brazen in its use of lethal force to suppress peaceful protesters and a civilian death toll approaching 1000.

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