Myanmar's junta leader Min Aung Hlaing met Indian PM Narendra Modi in New Delhi to strengthen bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, transport, security, and border management. India pledged support for Myanmar's stability and offered to share development experiences.
PM Narendra Modi met with Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing to discuss trade, border security, and defense cooperation. Hlaing assured that Myanmar's territory would not be used against India's security interests. Modi reaffirmed India's support for Myanmar's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
PM Modi expressed concerns to Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing about armed groups near the India-Myanmar border and the conflict's impact on Indian communities. Discussions also covered connectivity projects and the repatriation of Indians from cyber scam compounds.
India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri stated that New Delhi will continue engaging with Myanmar's military government, led by Min Aung Hlaing, despite criticism. The policy aims to promote dialogue and avoid isolation, with discussions focusing on trade, defense, and regional security.
India continues to engage with Myanmar's military junta, prioritizing its own security interests over Western sanctions imposed after the 2021 coup. An invitation to Myanmar's leader is seen as de facto recognition of his status.
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing, former military chief, begins first international trip as president with a visit to India, meeting PM Narendra Modi and others to strengthen bilateral ties amid ongoing civil war and international criticism.
The son of Myanmar’s deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi demanded France’s help in seeking independently verified proof of his mother’s life after she was transferred to house arrest, her lawyers said. The country’s junta chief-turned-president Min Aung Hlaing on Thursday ordered the 80-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner to be moved, five years after putting her into detention in a coup. But her son, Kim Aris, says he has still not heard from his mother, who remains massively popular inside...
Le président birman Min Aung Hlaing a ordonné que Aung San Suu Kyi purge le restant de sa peine de prison assignée à résidence. La lauréate du prix Nobel de la paix, renversée puis emprisonnée lors du coup d'État de 2021 par l'actuel président, pourrait voir ses contacts avec l'extérieur fortement limités selon ses soutiens.
Élu président, le général Min Aung Hlaing a annoncé que la Prix Nobel de la paix de 80 ans purgerait sa peine en résidence surveillée plutôt qu’en prison.
El líder militar birmano Min Aung Hlaing ha anunciado una nueva reducción de condenas de presos políticos, incluida Aung San Suu Kyi, que será excarcelada y pasará a arresto domiciliario. La premio Nobel de la Paz 1991, de 80 años, verá reducidas sus penas a 18 años de prisión según su equipo legal. La medida se interpreta como un gesto calculista para mejorar la imagen internacional del régimen, que realizó elecciones sin oposición para formalizar el poder militar.
China has pledged to help Myanmar’s new government to engage more with multilateral platforms and eradicate telecoms scam operations. Capping a five-day trip to Southeast Asia on the weekend, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar’s junta leader-turned-president, on Saturday that China “firmly supports Myanmar in safeguarding its national sovereignty, security and territorial integrity”. “This year marks the first year of Myanmar’s new government. Both sides should seize...
Myanmar military leader Min Aung Hlaing has invited ethnic armed groups including the Karen National Union, Chin National Front, and All Burma Students' Democratic Front to participate in peace discussions by a July 31 deadline. The groups, originally signatories of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement, have rejected the proposal. KNU spokesperson Saw Taw Nee stated his group withdrew from the NCA after the 2021 coup and has no plans to return to negotiations. CNF spokesman Salai Htet Ni said his organization seeks a federal democratic system free of military influence.
Le dirigeant militaire birman Min Aung Hlaing a aboli la peine de mort et gracié plus de 4 300 prisonniers, dont l'ancien président Win Myint et la réalisatrice Shin Daewe, dans le cadre d'une amnistie pour le Nouvel An birman. Cette mesure, prise une semaine après son installation à la présidence, s'inscrit dans un contexte de transition politique controversée cinq ans après le coup d'État de 2021.
Le chef de la junte birmane, Min Aung Hlaing, a été désigné président à l'issue d'un processus électoral contesté, lui permettant de prolonger son contrôle sur le pays.
