Governments around the world condemn Myanmar's military coup

14 Sept 01:41 Key points summarised by AI

Myanmar's military seized power, detaining civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other politicians, following their party's landslide victory in November elections.
The United States led global condemnation, threatening action against those responsible if democratic steps are not reversed and urging respect for the election outcome.
Numerous nations and international bodies, including the UK, EU, Japan, Australia, India, Turkey, and the UN, strongly condemned the coup, demanding the immediate release of detained leaders and the restoration of democracy.
China urged all parties to resolve differences peacefully within the constitutional and legal framework to protect political and social stability.
While many ASEAN countries expressed concern and called for restraint, the Philippines notably deemed the situation an "internal matter."

Thai Army proposes sending cadets to China for military training

Yesterday 20:52 Key points summarised by AI

The Thai Army proposes sending cadets to China's Academy of Armoured Forces to strengthen military cooperation.
Discussions included exchanging military curricula, expertise, and information on cyber, space affairs, AI, and UAV technology.
Both nations plan to share knowledge and experience in combating online crime and scam networks.
China reiterated its neutral stance on the Thai-Cambodian border situation, supporting peaceful resolution efforts.