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The military must have expected an easier ride. Three years ago, it ousted Myanmar’s democratically elected government. But the coup has been met with fierce resistance, unleashing a bloody conflict
LONDON, Feb 01 (IPS) - The military must have expected an easier ride. Three years ago, it ousted Myanmar’s democratically elected government. But the coup has been met with fierce resistance, unleashing a bloody conflict with no end in sight.
The Burmese junta is losing, and this has implications for Myanmar’s neighbors, analyst Zachary Abuza writes.
Expectations that the Southeast Asian bloc could have been effective were misplaced.
(VOVWORLD) -Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi on Tuesday welcomed the commitment of ASEAN members to continue implementing the Five-Point Consensus (5PC) to resolve the Myanmar crisis.