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China says its activities around Taiwan are aimed at protecting China’s sovereignty.

Myanmar's military attaché in London allegedly told the ambassador he was no longer the country's representative.

Authorities have now issued arrest warrants for dozens of celebrities, models and social media influencers, all of whom have spoken out against the coup.

The Karen National Union, a vocal opponent of the military junta, says it is sheltering hundreds of anti-coup activists.

International powers have sought to pile pressure on the military by hitting its sprawling business interests, which include the lucrative jade and ruby trade.

Save the Children says Myanmar is no longer a safe place for children.

Fears are growing that a broader conflict could erupt in a country plagued for decades by on-off fighting between the military and rebel ethnic armies.

Armed rebel groups are threatening the junta with retaliation if the bloodshed does not stop.

The army is launching a drive to become 9% more feminine before the end of the decade.

Hein Htet Aung, who plays for second-division side Selangor FC II, made the political gesture during a match against PDRM FC in early March.

The US says the 2013 Trade and Investment Framework Agreement will remain suspended until democracy is restored.

Thai prime minister denies claims that Thailand is supporting the Myanmar junta.