'Great military-to-military relationship with India': US | World News
Speaking on Pakistan's election, “Certainly monitoring what's happening there, but I'd direct you to state for more specifics on that.” | World News
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Speaking on Pakistan's election, “Certainly monitoring what's happening there, but I'd direct you to state for more specifics on that.” | World News
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For insight into how China's relationship with Myanmar may change after the military seized power Monday, VOA Mandarin reporter Adrianna Zhang spoke with Yun Sun, a senior fellow and co-director of the East Asia program and director of the China program at the Stimson Center. Here is their conversation, edited for clarity and concision. VOA: How did we get to the situation we are in today? Yun Sun: Well, I always argue that one of the central problems for Myanmar is the unsettled relationship between the civilian government and the Burmese military.
English By Adrianna Zhang Share on Facebook Print this page For insight into how China's relationship with Myanmar may change after the military seized power Monday, VOA Mandarin reporter Adrianna Zhang spoke with Yun Sun, a senior fellow and co-director of the East Asia program and director of the China program at the Stimson Center. Here is their conversation, edited for clarity and concision. VOA: How did we get to the situation we are in today? Yun Sun: Well, I always argue that one of the central problems for Myanmar is the unsettle...