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- After Election Victory, Myanmar’s Ruling Party Under Pressure to Get Cabinet Picks Right
- Villagers Flee Their Homes After Myanmar’s Military Clashes with TNLA
- Defeated NLD Candidate in Myanmar’s Shan State Alleges Militia Interference
- Chinese Fences Near Shan State Boundary Renew Border Tensions With Myanmar
- Warming India-Taiwan Ties Create Headache for China in Indo-Pacific
| After Election Victory, Myanmar’s Ruling Party Under Pressure to Get Cabinet Picks Right Posted: 26 Nov 2020 04:30 PM PST  Aware of the poor reputations of many current ministers, the NLD has vowed to take the public's views into consideration when appointing the new government's cabinet. |
| Villagers Flee Their Homes After Myanmar’s Military Clashes with TNLA Posted: 26 Nov 2020 03:28 AM PST  Almost 1,000 villagers are seeking shelter in Mogoke after the Ta'ang National Liberation Army and Myanmar's military clashed near their homes this week. |
| Defeated NLD Candidate in Myanmar’s Shan State Alleges Militia Interference Posted: 26 Nov 2020 02:20 AM PST  National League for Democracy candidate S Mar Gam says an armed group forced residents to vote for his Union Solidarity and Development Party rivals. |
| Chinese Fences Near Shan State Boundary Renew Border Tensions With Myanmar Posted: 26 Nov 2020 12:04 AM PST  The Myanmar military and Kokang officials have complained to China about its unilateral move to put up fences near the country's border with Shan State. |
| Warming India-Taiwan Ties Create Headache for China in Indo-Pacific Posted: 25 Nov 2020 05:31 PM PST  With India intent on reducing its reliance on China, Taiwan can help bridge the commercial and technological breach resulting from souring New Delhi-Beijing ties. |
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