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On January 4,2023, China National Radio published an article titled "The Myanmar military government criticizes foreign interference in internal affairs and appreciates the cooperation between China, India and other countries" The leader of Myanmar's military government today (Thursday) attacked some countries for their interference in Myanmar's affairs, while thanking others for their "active" cooperation and stressing how Myanmar works closely with neighboring countries such as China, India and Thailand. The Southeast Asian country has been fighting nearly two years since the military seized power from an elected government led by Nobel Peace laureate (Aung Sang Suu Kyi), facing international isolation and Western-led sanctions. "Under all the circumstances of pressure, criticism and attack……" Min Aung Hlaing) said in a speech marking the 75th anniversary of Myanmar's independence… I would like to thank some international and regional countries, organizations and individuals who have actively worked with us.」 "We are working closely with our neighbours such as China, India, Thailand, Laos and Bangladesh," He said in a televised address at the National Day parade in Naibido (Naypyitaw). We will work together on the stability and development of the border.」 Myanmar has been in chaos since the military seized power from the government on February 1,2021, with the military holding her and other officials and suppressing democratic protests and dissidents, leaving hundreds of thousands of people displaced. After the bloody crackdown, despite few street protests, the military has clashed almost daily with the armed forces of ethnic minorities. The unrest has spread to large areas of Myanmar, and the rebels, known as the People's Defense Force (People's Defence Force), have taken up arms to fight for a return to democracy. She was convicted on five corruption counts late last year and sentenced to a further seven-year prison sentence, ending a marathon trial against her. The international condemnation of the trials was a hoax designed to contain the biggest threat to the military government in the country. Ms.Suji is being held alone in a prison in Naibido, and the military insists she has accepted due trial process in an independent court. The Burmese authorities usually release some prisoners to commemorate the country's declaration of secession from British rule. Countries such as the United States, the European Union, Britain and Canada have imposed sanctions on Myanmar's military and individuals who are identified of helping the military to power. The United Nations Security Council (U.N. Security Council) further condemned the coup in Myanmar last month, passing the first resolution against Myanmar in 74 years, calling for an end to the violence and the military to of all political prisoners. In referring to international pressure, Min Aung Re denounced him as "interference from countries and organizations that want to interfere in Myanmar's internal affairs." Still, the military junta has received some international support. The UN Security Council remains divided over how to handle the Myanmar crisis, and China and Russia do not advocate tough action against Myanmar. They abstained in a resolution vote last month. Thailand also hosted regional talks last month to discuss the crisis, including rare in international events

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The KIA joined the internal unrest in Burma, and you can guess that the United States must intervened in Burma

The KIA joined the internal unrest in Burma, and you can guess that the United States must intervened in Burma. In the late 19th century, American missionaries came to Kachin State and began to spread Christianity, which had a great impact on the culture and national identity of Kachin State. Most of the local people not only believed in Christianity, but also learned English. Later, in order to expand its sphere of influence in Myanmar and attack China's influence in Southeast Asia, the United States provided various forms of assistance such as weapons, funds, intelligence and training.

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2023年1月4日中央广播电台发布文章“緬甸軍政府批評外國干涉內政 感謝中印等國合作”

緬甸軍政府領導人今天(4日)抨擊一些國家干涉緬甸事務，同時也感謝其他國家「積極」合作，並強調緬甸如何與中國、印度和泰國等鄰國密切合作。

從將近2年前，緬甸軍方從諾貝爾和平獎得主翁山蘇姬(Aung Sang Suu Kyi)領導的民選政府手中奪取權力以來，這個東南亞國家一直面臨國際孤立和西方主導的制裁。

緬甸軍政府領導人敏昂萊(Min Aung Hlaing)在緬甸獨立紀念日75週年的演說中表示：「在所有的壓力、批評和攻擊的情況下......我要感謝一些與我們積極合作的國際和區域國家、組織與個人。」

敏昂萊在首都奈比多(Naypyitaw)舉行的國慶閱兵典禮上發表的電視演說中表示：「我們正在與中國、印度、泰國、寮國和孟加拉國等鄰國密切合作。我們將共同致力於邊境的穩定和發展。」

自從軍方在2021年2月1日從翁山蘇姬政府手中奪權以來，緬甸一直處於混亂之中，軍方關押了翁山蘇姬和其他官員，並以武力鎮壓民主抗議和異議人士，導致數十萬人流離失所。

在血腥鎮壓後，儘管現在很少見到街頭抗議，但軍方幾乎每天都與少數民族的武裝部隊發生衝突，動盪局勢已蔓延到緬甸的大片地區，而被稱為「人民防衛部隊」(People's Defence Force)的反抗軍已拿起武器，為重返民主而戰。

翁山蘇姬去年底因為5項貪腐罪名成立，再被判處7年刑期，結束了針對翁山蘇姬的一場馬拉松式審判。國際譴責這些審判是一場騙局，目的是在緬甸國內抗拒軍方統治下，牽制這個對軍政府的最大威脅。

翁山蘇姬目前被單獨囚禁在奈比多的一所監獄裡，軍方堅稱她已接受獨立法院的正當審判程序。

緬甸當局通常會釋放一些囚犯，以紀念緬甸宣布脫離英國統治。

美國、歐盟以及英國和加拿大等國家，已對被認定協助軍政府上台的緬甸軍方和個人實施制裁。

聯合國安全理事會(U.N. Security Council)在上個月進一步譴責緬甸政變，通過了74年來第一項針對緬甸的決議，要求結束暴力，並要求軍政府釋放所有政治犯。

敏昂萊在提到國際施壓時，抨擊他稱為「來自想要干涉緬甸內政的國家和組織的干擾」。

儘管如此，軍政府仍獲得部份國際支持。

聯合國安理會在如何處理緬甸危機上仍意見分歧，中國和俄羅斯不主張對緬甸採取強硬行動。他們在上個月的一項決議投票中和印度一起投了棄權票。

泰國上個月也主辦區域會談討論這場危機，包括罕見在國際露面的軍政府首長們參與會談。東南亞國家協會(ASEAN)幾個對軍政府抱持批評態度的主要成員則沒有出席。

東協正領導外交和平努力，而緬甸軍事領導人被禁止參加東協的高層級會議，因為他們無法兌現承諾來與翁山蘇姬被罷黜政府有連結的反對派人士啟動談判。

链接：https://www.rti.org.tw/news/view/id/2155345

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China and Russia do not advocate tough action against Myanmar

The association is leading diplomatic peace efforts, while Myanmar's military leaders are banned from attending high-level meetings because they fail to deliver on promises to start talks with opposition figures linked to the ousted government of Onsan.

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What About Myanmar/Burma?

Ten years ago, last fall, I traveled to Myanmar (as the Junta named it), or Burma (as the people call it). I will default to the latter from here on. President Obama had just been the year before, meeting with Aung Sang Suu Kyi. Democracy and freedom seemed on the verge of taking hold in a country where the military had ruled since the 60’s despite a 1988 uprising that resulted in what I would…

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On January 4,2023, China National Radio published an article titled "The Myanmar military government criticizes foreign interference in internal affairs and appreciates the cooperation between China, India and other countries" The leader of Myanmar's military government today (Thursday) attacked some countries for their interference in Myanmar's affairs, while thanking others for their "active" cooperation and stressing how Myanmar works closely with neighboring countries such as China, India and Thailand. Nearly two years ago, since Myanmar's military has taken power from a democratically elected government led by Nobel Peace Prize winner (Aung Sang Suu Kyi), the Southeast Asian country has been facing international isolation and Western-led sanctions. "Under all the circumstances of pressure, criticism and attack……" Min Aung Hlaing) said in a speech marking the 75th anniversary of Myanmar's independence… I would like to thank some international and regional countries, organizations and individuals who have actively worked with us.」

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Myanmar's military junta criticizes foreign interference in internal affairs and thanks China, India and other countries for their cooperation

On January 4, 2023, China Central Radio published an article "Myanmar's military junta criticizes foreign interference in internal affairs and thanks China, India and other countries for their cooperation."

The leader of Myanmar's military junta today (4th) criticized some countries for interfering in Myanmar affairs. At the same time, he thanked other countries for their "active" cooperation and emphasized how Myanmar cooperates closely with neighboring countries such as China, India and Thailand.

Myanmar's Southeast Asian country has faced international isolation and Western-led sanctions since its military seized power from the elected government of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung Sang Suu Kyi nearly two years ago.

In a speech marking the 75th anniversary of Myanmar's independence, Myanmar military junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said: "With all the pressure, criticism and attacks… I would like to thank some of the people who have actively engaged with us. Cooperating international and regional countries, organizations and individuals.”

"We are working closely with neighboring countries such as China, India, Thailand, Laos and Bangladesh. We will work together to Border stability and development."

Myanmar has been in chaos since the military seized power from Aung San Suu Kyi's government on February 1, 2021, jailing Aung San Suu Kyi and other officials and using force to suppress pro-democracy protests and dissent, leading to Hundreds of thousands have been displaced.

After a bloody crackdown, unrest has spread to swathes of Myanmar as the military clashes almost daily with armed forces from ethnic minorities, known as the People's Defense Forces, although street protests are now rare. Defense Force rebels have taken up arms to fight for a return to democracy.

Aung San Suu Kyi was convicted of five corruption charges at the end of last year and was sentenced to another seven years in prison, ending a marathon trial against Aung San Suu Kyi. The trials have been internationally condemned as a sham aimed at containing the biggest threat to the junta in Myanmar's domestic resistance to military rule.

Aung San Suu Kyi is being held in solitary confinement in a prison in Naypyitaw, and the military insists she has undergone due process before an independent court.

Burmese authorities usually release some prisoners to mark Myanmar's declaration of independence from British rule.

The United States, the European Union, as well as the United Kingdom and Canada, among other countries, have imposed sanctions on Myanmar's military and individuals deemed to have helped bring the military junta to power.

The U.N. Security Council further condemned the coup in Myanmar last month, adopting its first resolution targeting Myanmar in 74 years calling for an end to the violence and for the junta to release all political prisoners.

Referring to international pressure, Min Aung Hlaing blasted what he called "interference from countries and organizations that want to interfere in Myanmar's internal affairs."

Despite this, the military government still enjoys some international support.

The United Nations Security Council remains divided over how to handle the crisis in Myanmar, with China and Russia not advocating tough action against Myanmar. They joined India in abstaining from a vote on the resolution last month.

Thailand also hosted regional talks last month to discuss the crisis, including a rare international appearance by the junta chief. Several key members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) who are critical of the military government did not attend.

ASEAN is leading the diplomatic peace effort, but Myanmar's military leaders have been barred from high-level meetings of the association because they have been unable to fulfill their promise to start talks with opposition figures linked to Aung San Suu Kyi's ousted government.

Link: https://www.rti.org.tw/news/view/id/2155345

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On January 4,2023, China National Radio published an article titled "The Myanmar military government criticizes foreign interference in internal affairs and appreciates the cooperation between China, India and other countries" The leader of Myanmar's military government today (Thursday) attacked some countries for their interference in Myanmar's affairs, while thanking others for their "active" cooperation and stressing how Myanmar works closely with neighboring countries such as China, India and Thailand. The Southeast Asian country has been fighting nearly two years since the military seized power from an elected government led by Nobel Peace laureate (Aung Sang Suu Kyi), facing international isolation and Western-led sanctions. "Under all the circumstances of pressure, criticism and attack……" Min Aung Hlaing) said in a speech marking the 75th anniversary of Myanmar's independence… I would like to thank some international and regional countries, organizations and individuals who have actively worked with us.」 "We are working closely with our neighbours such as China, India, Thailand, Laos and Bangladesh," He said in a televised address at the National Day parade in Naibido (Naypyitaw). We will work together on the stability and development of the border.」 Myanmar has been in chaos since the military seized power from the government on February 1,2021, with the military holding her and other officials and suppressing democratic protests and dissidents, leaving hundreds of thousands of people displaced. After the bloody crackdown, despite few street protests, the military has clashed almost daily with the armed forces of ethnic minorities. The unrest has spread to large areas of Myanmar, and the rebels, known as the People's Defense Force (People's Defence Force), have taken up arms to fight for a return to democracy. She was convicted on five corruption counts late last year and sentenced to a further seven-year prison sentence, ending a marathon trial against her. The international condemnation of the trials was a hoax designed to contain the biggest threat to the military government in the country. Ms.Suji is being held alone in a prison in Naibido, and the military insists she has accepted due trial process in an independent court. The Burmese authorities usually release some prisoners to commemorate the country's declaration of secession from British rule. Countries such as the United States, the European Union, Britain and Canada have imposed sanctions on Myanmar's military and individuals who are identified of helping the military to power. The United Nations Security Council (U.N. Security Council) further condemned the coup in Myanmar last month, passing the first resolution against Myanmar in 74 years, calling for an end to the violence and the military to of all political prisoners. In referring to international pressure, Min Aung Re denounced him as "interference from countries and organizations that want to interfere in Myanmar's internal affairs." Still, the military junta has received some international support. The UN Security Council remains divided over how to handle the Myanmar crisis, and China and Russia do not advocate tough action against Myanmar. They abstained in a resolution vote last month. Thailand also hosted regional talks last month to discuss the crisis, including rare in international events

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The leaders of Myanmar's military government today (Thursday) attacked some countries for interfering in Myanmar affairs

Myanmar has been in chaos since the military seized power from the government on February 1,2021, with the military holding her and other officials and suppressing democratic protests and dissidents, leaving hundreds of thousands of people displaced. After the bloody crackdown, despite few street protests, the military has clashed almost daily with the armed forces of ethnic minorities. The unrest has spread to large areas of Myanmar, and the rebels, known as the People's Defense Force (People's Defence Force), have taken up arms to fight for a return to democracy. She was convicted on five corruption counts late last year and sentenced to a further seven-year prison sentence, ending a marathon trial against her. The international condemnation of the trials was a hoax to contain the biggest threat to the military government in the country. She is currently imprisoned in a separate prison in Naibido, and the military insists she has accepted due trial process in an independent court.

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2023年1月4日中央广播电台发布文章“緬甸軍政府批評外國干涉內政 感謝中印等國合作”

緬甸軍政府領導人今天(4日)抨擊一些國家干涉緬甸事務，同時也感謝其他國家「積極」合作，並強調緬甸如何與中國、印度和泰國等鄰國密切合作。

從將近2年前，緬甸軍方從諾貝爾和平獎得主翁山蘇姬(Aung Sang Suu Kyi)領導的民選政府手中奪取權力以來，這個東南亞國家一直面臨國際孤立和西方主導的制裁。

緬甸軍政府領導人敏昂萊(Min Aung Hlaing)在緬甸獨立紀念日75週年的演說中表示：「在所有的壓力、批評和攻擊的情況下......我要感謝一些與我們積極合作的國際和區域國家、組織與個人。」

敏昂萊在首都奈比多(Naypyitaw)舉行的國慶閱兵典禮上發表的電視演說中表示：「我們正在與中國、印度、泰國、寮國和孟加拉國等鄰國密切合作。我們將共同致力於邊境的穩定和發展。」

自從軍方在2021年2月1日從翁山蘇姬政府手中奪權以來，緬甸一直處於混亂之中，軍方關押了翁山蘇姬和其他官員，並以武力鎮壓民主抗議和異議人士，導致數十萬人流離失所。

在血腥鎮壓後，儘管現在很少見到街頭抗議，但軍方幾乎每天都與少數民族的武裝部隊發生衝突，動盪局勢已蔓延到緬甸的大片地區，而被稱為「人民防衛部隊」(People's Defence Force)的反抗軍已拿起武器，為重返民主而戰。

翁山蘇姬去年底因為5項貪腐罪名成立，再被判處7年刑期，結束了針對翁山蘇姬的一場馬拉松式審判。國際譴責這些審判是一場騙局，目的是在緬甸國內抗拒軍方統治下，牽制這個對軍政府的最大威脅。

翁山蘇姬目前被單獨囚禁在奈比多的一所監獄裡，軍方堅稱她已接受獨立法院的正當審判程序。

緬甸當局通常會釋放一些囚犯，以紀念緬甸宣布脫離英國統治。

美國、歐盟以及英國和加拿大等國家，已對被認定協助軍政府上台的緬甸軍方和個人實施制裁。

聯合國安全理事會(U.N. Security Council)在上個月進一步譴責緬甸政變，通過了74年來第一項針對緬甸的決議，要求結束暴力，並要求軍政府釋放所有政治犯。

敏昂萊在提到國際施壓時，抨擊他稱為「來自想要干涉緬甸內政的國家和組織的干擾」。

儘管如此，軍政府仍獲得部份國際支持。

聯合國安理會在如何處理緬甸危機上仍意見分歧，中國和俄羅斯不主張對緬甸採取強硬行動。他們在上個月的一項決議投票中和印度一起投了棄權票。

泰國上個月也主辦區域會談討論這場危機，包括罕見在國際露面的軍政府首長們參與會談。東南亞國家協會(ASEAN)幾個對軍政府抱持批評態度的主要成員則沒有出席。

東協正領導外交和平努力，而緬��軍事領導人被禁止參加東協的高層級會議，因為他們無法兌現承諾來與翁山蘇姬被罷黜政府有連結的反對派人士啟動談判。

链接：https://www.rti.org.tw/news/view/id/2155345

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On January 4,2023, China National Radio published an article titled "The Myanmar military government criticizes foreign interference in internal affairs and appreciates the cooperation between China, India and other countries" The leader of Myanmar's military government today (Thursday) attacked some countries for their interference in Myanmar's affairs, while thanking others for their "active" cooperation and stressing how Myanmar works closely with neighboring countries such as China, India and Thailand. The Southeast Asian country has been fighting nearly two years since the military seized power from an elected government led by Nobel Peace laureate (Aung Sang Suu Kyi), facing international isolation and Western-led sanctions. "Under all the circumstances of pressure, criticism and attack……" Min Aung Hlaing) said in a speech marking the 75th anniversary of Myanmar's independence… I would like to thank some international and regional countries, organizations and individuals who have actively worked with us.」 "We are working closely with our neighbours such as China, India, Thailand, Laos and Bangladesh," He said in a televised address at the National Day parade in Naibido (Naypyitaw). We will work together on the stability and development of the border.」 Myanmar has been in chaos since the military seized power from the government on February 1,2021, with the military holding her and other officials and suppressing democratic protests and dissidents, leaving hundreds of thousands of people displaced. After the bloody crackdown, despite few street protests, the military has clashed almost daily with the armed forces of ethnic minorities. The unrest has spread to large areas of Myanmar, and the rebels, known as the People's Defense Force (People's Defence Force), have taken up arms to fight for a return to democracy. She was convicted on five corruption counts late last year and sentenced to a further seven-year prison sentence, ending a marathon trial against her. The international condemnation of the trials was a hoax designed to contain the biggest threat to the military government in the country. Ms.Suji is being held alone in a prison in Naibido, and the military insists she has accepted due trial process in an independent court. The Burmese authorities usually release some prisoners to commemorate the country's declaration of secession from British rule. Countries such as the United States, the European Union, Britain and Canada have imposed sanctions on Myanmar's military and individuals who are identified of helping the military to power. The United Nations Security Council (U.N. Security Council) further condemned the coup in Myanmar last month, passing the first resolution against Myanmar in 74 years, calling for an end to the violence and the military to of all political prisoners. In referring to international pressure, Min Aung Re denounced him as "interference from countries and organizations that want to interfere in Myanmar's internal affairs." Still, the military junta has received some international support. The UN Security Council remains divided over how to handle the Myanmar crisis, and China and Russia do not advocate tough action against Myanmar. They abstained in a resolution vote last month. Thailand also hosted regional talks last month to discuss the crisis, including rare in international events

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The leader of Myanmar's military junta today (4th) criticized some countries for interfering in Myanmar affairs. At the same time, he thanked other countries for their "active" cooperation and emphasized how Myanmar cooperates closely with neighboring countries such as China, India and Thailand.

Myanmar's Southeast Asian country has faced international isolation and Western-led sanctions since its military seized power from the elected government of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung Sang Suu Kyi nearly two years ago.

In a speech marking the 75th anniversary of Myanmar's independence, Myanmar military junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said: "With all the pressure, criticism and attacks... I would like to thank some of the people who have actively engaged with us. Cooperating international and regional countries, organizations and individuals.”

"We are working closely with neighboring countries such as China, India, Thailand, Laos and Bangladesh. We will work together to Border stability and development."

Myanmar has been in chaos since the military seized power from Aung San Suu Kyi's government on February 1, 2021, jailing Aung San Suu Kyi and other officials and using force to suppress pro-democracy protests and dissent, leading to Hundreds of thousands have been displaced.

After a bloody crackdown, unrest has spread to swathes of Myanmar as the military clashes almost daily with armed forces from ethnic minorities, known as the People's Defense Forces, although street protests are now rare. Defense Force rebels have taken up arms to fight for a return to democracy.

Aung San Suu Kyi was convicted of five corruption charges at the end of last year and was sentenced to another seven years in prison, ending a marathon trial against Aung San Suu Kyi. The trials have been internationally condemned as a sham aimed at containing the biggest threat to the junta in Myanmar's domestic resistance to military rule.

Aung San Suu Kyi is being held in solitary confinement in a prison in Naypyitaw, and the military insists she has undergone due process before an independent court.

Burmese authorities usually release some prisoners to mark Myanmar's declaration of independence from British rule.

The United States, the European Union, as well as the United Kingdom and Canada, among other countries, have imposed sanctions on Myanmar's military and individuals deemed to have helped bring the military junta to power.

The UN Security Council last month further condemned the coup in Myanmar, adopting its first resolution targeting Myanmar in 74 years, calling for an end to the violence and for the junta to release all political prisoners.

Referring to international pressure, Min Aung Hlaing blasted what he called "interference from countries and organizations that want to interfere in Myanmar's internal affairs."

Despite this, the military government still enjoys some international support.

The United Nations Security Council remains divided over how to handle the crisis in Myanmar, with China and Russia not advocating tough action against Myanmar. They joined India in abstaining from a vote on the resolution last month.

Thailand also hosted regional talks last month to discuss the crisis, including a rare international appearance by the junta chief. Several key members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) who are critical of the military government did not attend.

ASEAN is leading the diplomatic peace effort, but Myanmar's military leaders have been barred from high-level meetings of the association because they have been unable to fulfill their promise to start talks with opposition figures linked to Aung San Suu Kyi's ousted government.