Myanmar Election Campaign Begins: Suu Kyi's Party Banned, ASEAN Refuses Observation Myanmar's military government has initiated campaigning for an election scheduled for December 28, 2025, a vote widely dismissed by critics as a bid to

Myanmar Election Campaign Begins: Suu Kyi's Party Banned, ASEAN Refuses Observation

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ASEAN Skips Myanmar Election Monitoring, Denying Junta Legitimacy ASEAN nations have collectively decided against sending official election observers to Myanmar's December vote, a move that severely undermines the ruling

ASEAN Skips Myanmar Election Monitoring, Denying Junta Legitimacy

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And @sethabramson.bsky.social ... wouldn't it add up that this is why the administration asked for voting information from each state? So they had lists of who voted for who? So they can single out Democrats or what they consider "liberal," "woke," or "Antifa?" #MilitaryGovernment

Myanmar Junta to Demolish Buddhist Monasteries Under Pretext of “Archaeological Excavations” - Buddhistdoor Global The Myanmar central government confirmed plans to raze Christian and Buddhist landmarks in Taungoo, echoing a wider pattern of attacks on religious institutions since the 2021 coup

BDG news: Myanmar Junta to Demolish Buddhist Monasteries Under Pretext of “Archaeological Excavations”

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Well, the agents had valid concerns. Here we are.
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I know I shouldn't be shocked at what's going on, but I am. Stunned.

Is this legal? Can they hold her? She's an elected official! How is this legal?

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Burkina Faso army says it foiled ‘major’ coup plot Burkina Faso’s military government has said it foiled a “major plot” to overthrow junta leader Capt Ibrahim Traoré, with the army alleging the plotters were based in neighbouring Ivory Coast. Security Minister Mahamadou Sana said the coup attempt was led by current and former soldiers working with “terrorist leaders”. The intention was to attack the presidential palace last week, he added. The aim of the plan was to “sow total chaos, and place the country under the supervision of an international organisation”, Sana said on state television on Monday. It is the latest of several claims of attempts to remove the junta leader who seized power in 2022 amid increasing militant attacks. Burkina Faso, like its Sahel neighbours, has been battling armed jihadist groups, with an estimated 40% of the country under their control. Despite promises by Capt Traoré’s military government to improve security and even seeking new security partnerships with Russia, the situation remains dire with frequent attacks from insurgents. In this latest coup attempt, which happened last week but details of which have only just been released, Sana said the plotters attempted to use Burkinabe religious and traditional leaders to sway army officers into backing the plan. “The manoeuvre was to culminate, according to the terrorist plotters’ plan, on Wednesday 16 April, 2025 in an assault on the presidency of (Burkina) Faso by a group of soldiers recruited by the nation’s enemies,” he said. “The brains outside the country are all located in Ivory Coast,” he added, naming in particular two former army officers, believed to be behind the plot. He said “sensitive information was passed on to “terrorists” to increase attacks on the military and civilians and “incite a revolt against the authorities”. Last week, several military personnel, including two officers, were arrested for planning to “destabilise” the government, security sources told the AFP news agency. The Ivorian authorities have not yet commented on claims it hosted the plotters but the Burkinabe junta has often blamed its southern neighbour of supporting its opponents in exile. The latest claim comes months after Ouagadougou said it thwarted another “destabilisation” plot against the junta last November. Burkina Faso, along with two other military-led states – Mali and Niger, has broken away from the regional West African bloc, Ecowas, to form a new alliance. They have cut ties with former colonial power France and allied with Russia instead. The post Burkina Faso army says it foiled ‘major’ coup plot appeared first on The Namibian.

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