One year ago today, mian mars ruling national league for democracy was replaced by a military hunta in a series of pre don raids. Since then the entire country has risen in opposition to this cop there have been mass protests. There have also been insurrections across swas of the country. Matheu: The army is now fighting a military conflict that is never expected to fight.
A long-awaited report confirms rumours that have consumed Boris Johnson’s premiership. He may be weakened, but early signs suggest he will not fall. One year after Myanmar’s military coup, the protest mood has not faded; the murderous junta is failing to rule and the country is falling apart. And the pain of losing one’s native tongue in a foreign land.
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