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China has a responsibility for the 'tragic' situation in Myanmar, says MI6 chief - Vimarsana News

China has a responsibility for the 'tragic' situation in Myanmar, says MI6 chief

It is hard to see how Myanmar's military junta would be able to operate in the way that it currently does without the support of its powerful neighbour, says Sir Richard Moore, the head of MI6.

Source: sky.com
China has a responsibility for the 'tragic' situation in Myanmar, says MI6 chief - Vimarsana News

China has a responsibility for the 'tragic' situation in Myanmar, says MI6 chief

It is hard to see how Myanmar's military junta would be able to operate in the way that it currently does without the support of its powerful neighbour, says Sir Richard Moore, the head of MI6.

Source: sky.com
Aung San Suu Kyi's son calls on governments to impose 'tougher sanctions' on Myanmar - Vimarsana News

Aung San Suu Kyi's son calls on governments to impose 'tougher sanctions' on Myanmar

Kim Aris has spoken to Sky News as a civil war rages in the country two years after his mother was removed as leader in a military coup.

Source: sky.com
Aung San Suu Kyi's son calls on governments to impose 'tougher sanctions' on Myanmar - Vimarsana News

Aung San Suu Kyi's son calls on governments to impose 'tougher sanctions' on Myanmar

International governments should impose "tougher sanctions" on Myanmar and restrict its military from accessing aviation fuel, the son of the country's ousted leader has said.

'Courageous' Sky News report on Myanmar shows 'poignant' situation, says UN human rights chief - Vimarsana News

'Courageous' Sky News report on Myanmar shows 'poignant' situation, says UN human rights chief

The UN Human Rights Group's James Rodehaver, the chief of the Myanmar team, said the "crisis in the country has been dramatically under-reported" and the military "does not want people to know just how intense the fighting is".

Source: sky.com