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Trump’s Retreat Laves Myanmar Wholly to China

Bertil Lintner Published 13 February 2025

USAID suspension announces America’s withdrawal from Myanmar, giving China free hand to manipulate nation’s conflict to its advantage US President Donald Trump’s move to freeze American…

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Tatmadaw Fighting A Losing War in Myanmar

Bertil Lintner Published 24 February 2022

Myanmar military’s resort to bombing civilian populations as a counterinsurgency strategy is certain to backfire Myanmar’s army has unleashed yet another wave of aerial bombings in…

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Military Coup Puts Myanmar Back to Square One

Bertil Lintner Published 1 February 2021

Military deposes Aung San SuuKyi's NLD-led government and imposes one-year of emergency rule until new polls are held Myanmar’s experiment with electoral democracy has come to…

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Rohingya refugees on an island of no return

Bertil Lintner Published 21 December 2020

Bangladesh is moving Rohingya refugees to an isolated island amid fears militant Islamic groups are penetrating border camps They were told that they would be the…

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Myanmar’s Covid crisis rooted in military misrule

Bertil Lintner Published 2 November 2020

Decades of overspending on the military neglected a health care system that is among the world’s most ill-prepared for Covid-19 As Covid-19 infections and pandemic deaths…

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Bangladesh wins and loses in China-India rivalry

Bertil Lintner Published 15 October 2020

Beijing and New Delhi are hotly competing for influence in Bangladesh but Dhaka has good cause to be suspicious of both Bangladesh is in the middle…

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Rohingya refugees becoming Palestinians of Asia

Bertil Lintner Published 27 August 2020

Three years after Myanmar drove hundreds of thousands of Rohingya into Bangladesh they are no closer to repatriation Three years after images of hundreds of thousands…

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Where the Uighurs are free to be

Bertil Lintner Published 3 November 2019

Sweden has emerged as a safe haven for ethnic Uighurs fleeing political, racial and religious repression in China The Stockholm suburb of Rissne would seem an…