Health workers protest in Myanmar after deadly crackdown

13 Sept 06:10 Key points summarised by AI

Doctors and nurses in Mandalay staged an early morning protest, demonstrating against the military coup and avoiding confrontation with security forces after recent deadly crackdowns.
Myanmar remains in turmoil following the military's ousting of civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi, triggering nationwide protests demanding a return to democracy.
Security forces have responded with lethal force, using live rounds and other measures, resulting in nearly 250 confirmed deaths and over 2,300 arrests of anti-coup protesters.
Despite international condemnation from Washington, Brussels, and the United Nations, the violence and bloodshed continue, with EU sanctions against junta officials expected.

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.