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    136 Search results for "MNDAA"

    International Relations Lead Story News

    Burma praises China for suspending MNDAA bank account

    Burma’s government praised China on Wednesday for suspending a Chinese bank account used by ethnic rebels fighting Burmese troops, in a move to prevent potential damage to diplomatic ties.

    Foreign Affairs Kokang Lead Story News

    China told MNDAA to declare ceasefire

    Chinese Ambassador Yang Houlan said Beijing made contact with MNDAA leader Peng Jiasheng to seek an end to the hostilities.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    TNLA, AA, MNDAA propose resignation from NCCT

    The three ethnic militias tabled their resignations on the third day of the Law Khee La summit of ethnic armed organisations..

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    UNFC urges govt to recognise MNDAA in ceasefire

    The ethnic coalition remains resolute that the TNLA, MNDAA and Arakan Army must all be included in a peace deal.

    Ethnic issues Kokang Lead Story News

    Stalemate as MNDAA and government fighting continues

    Violence between ethnic armies and government forces has reached an impasse with the KIA and MNDAA both reporting more violence.

    Kokang Lead Story Military News

    700 army casualties in resurgent Kokang hostilities, says MNDAA

    A new surge in fighting has been observed between government forces and Kokang troops close to the China-Burma border, according to a Kokang spokesperson.

    Ethnic issues Kokang Lead Story News

    MNDAA claims swelling of its ranks

    Kokang residents are returning home, according to Chinese reports, as the MNDAA claim a boost in the number of its troops since recent troubles began.

    News Politics

    MNDAA marks 20th anniversary with call for equal rights

    Mar 12, 2009 (DVB), Representatives of a number of ceasefire groups attended the 20th anniversary of the formation of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army yesterday near the China-Burma border.[…]

    News Briefing

    05 January 2021 News Briefing

    As of 8 PM, 4 Jan, a total of 16,990 samples were tested and found 590 new cases and 16 deaths. MoHS has reported 126,935 confirmed cases including 110,200 discharged,[…]

    Analysis Ethnic issues Lead Story Peace Process

    Resolving northern stalemate is key to peace in Burma

    Insofar as the Union government’s agenda for ethnic reconciliation is concerned, there is little doubt that the north, where the most powerful rebel armies operate, holds the key to a permanent negotiated settlement.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Govt eyes meeting with Northern Alliance ahead of next 21CPC

    Aung Kyi, the head of the Peace Commission, told DVB that they hoped the ethnic rebel alliance would be “involved in the peace process very soon”.

    Lead Story News Obituary

    Obituary: Olive Yang, princess turned opium warlord turned peace broker

    Olive Yang, the crossdressing royal-turned-warlord, died on Thursday. She was 90.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Burmese journalists boycott UNFC conference

    The move came after UNFC delegates refused to speak to journalists about the conference, and barred media from entering the meeting room.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    KIA official in explaining UNFC exit: ‘Things that can’t be said here’

    The dwindling alliance of ethnic armed groups joined under the United Nationalities Federal Council banner convenes a conference in Thailand chaired by a leader of one of its former members, the influential Kachin Independence Army.

    Conflict Lead Story Military News

    Military guilty of war crimes in northern Burma: Amnesty report

    A damning new report from Amnesty International paints a picture of northern Burma in which the military continues to act with impunity, accused of human rights abuses tantamount to war crimes just weeks after the appointment of a UN fact-finding mission to probe such concerns.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    State counsellor to meet Wa-led coalition of ethnic armed groups

    State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi will meet with seven allied ethnic armed groups that are not signatory to the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) on the sidelines of the ongoing 21st Century Panglong Conference in the capital on Friday, a government official has confirmed.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Govt ‘unlikely’ to agree to Panghsang Allies’ terms for peace talks

    “As far as I know, the government is not going to allow them to be represented as an alliance or coalition. It believes no progress can be made if it does so.”

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    NCA is not working, say northern ethnic armies

    The seven militias say they have formed a committee to negotiate with the government, but will not discuss the NCA.

    Lead Story Mon News Peace Process

    Mon armed group pushed to sign nationwide ceasefire

    Mon political parties, monks and members of civil society in the southeastern state are urging the New Mon State Party, a Mon ethnic armed group, to sign Burma’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement.

    Kokang Lead Story News

    Laogai fighting intensifies, shells land on Chinese soil

    “Many shells landed. They were fired across the border and landed about two miles inside Chinese territory,” a local told Chinese TV.

    International Relations Lead Story News

    China’s AgBank suspends account used to crowdfund Kokang rebels

    One of China’s biggest state-owned lenders has suspended an account used to fund ethnic rebels fighting government troops in Burma, halting an arrangement that could have stoked diplomatic tensions between Beijing and Naypyidaw.

    Conflict Lead Story News Shan

    Tens of thousands displaced from Kokang as fighting persists

    More than 30,000 people have fled Burma’s restive Kokang autonomous zone in the aftermath of an attack by the region’s dominant ethnic armed group on the administrative capital Laogai earlier this month.

    Conflict Lead Story News

    Dozens of Burmese soldiers killed in Kokang clashes

    Dozens of Burmese soldiers have been killed in several clashes between ethnic rebels and the army in Kokang along the border with China, state media reports.

    Conflict International Relations Lead Story News

    Refugees surge into China as Kokang border conflict escalates

    Aid workers and those displaced have expressed fears of a more violent and protracted conflict than a previous flare-up in the Kokang region in early 2015.

    Conflict International Relations Lead Story News Shan

    Beijing says over 20,000 people from Burma seeking refuge in China

    China’s Foreign Ministry said on Thursday more than 20,000 people from Burma are seeking refuge in China from fighting in northern Shan State, as fighting threatens Burmese leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s top goal of reaching peace with minorities.

    Conflict Lead Story News

    Abduction reports denied as army locks down Laogai in attack’s wake

    The Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) denies allegations that the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army abducted 80 female staffers working at a casino in Laogai in the aftermath of an early Monday morning assault on the town.

    Conflict International Relations Lead Story News

    China calls for ceasefire after Burma border region clashes

    China on Tuesday called for an immediate ceasefire between ethnic rebels and Burmese security forces in the restive border area of Kokang, urging the two sides to resolve their differences through peaceful means instead.

    Conflict Lead Story News Shan

    Kokang capital rocked by early-morning attack

    The Kokang Self-Administered Zone’s capital Laogai, in northern Shan State, came under attack early Monday morning, with a spokesman for the coalition of ethnic armed groups identifying itself as the Northern Alliance saying one of its members was responsible for the assault.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    NCA non-signatories disavow peace accord, seek alternative talks

    Several ethnic armed groups that are not signatory to the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) have decided they will not sign the accord and instead are looking to engage in alternative-track peace talks under the leadership of the United Wa State Army.

    Analysis International Relations Lead Story Opinion

    Trump on Burma still a mystery

    US President-elect Donald Trump has not made any public statements on what his administration’s policy toward Burma will be, but he is unlikely to take a strong personal interest in the country as his predecessor has.

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