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GlobalAsia, September, 2024
Rumors and the musings of some analysts contend that Myanmar's ruling generals may be brought down by the multi-pronged insurgency in the country that erupted after the coup in 2021. That is unlikely to happen. In this situation, the only outside country with leverage on both sides of the divide is China, writes Bertil Lintner, and Beijing may hold the key to eventually breaking an agonizing deadlock.
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The Irrawaddy, September 9, 2024
The simplistic version of what is happening in northern Shan State is that a united front of Bamar and non-Bamar resistance armies has liberated huge swathes of territory. The Myanmar army is on the defensive after being forced to abandon numerous small as well as major outposts and is about to lose the war. A more down-to-earth look at the situation, however, reveals a much more complex picture.
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