Thailand says Myanmar showing positive signs after Suu Kyi phone call
Myanmar extends martial law for another 90 days
Pita voices support for ASEAN-led peace efforts for Myanmar
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Pita voices support for ASEAN-led peace efforts for Myanmar
13 Sept 16:13Key points summarised by AI
Pita Limjaroenrat reaffirms support for ASEAN centrality in resolving the Myanmar crisis, distancing himself from the current Thai government's approach.
He pledges to establish an inter-agency task force in the Prime Minister’s Office to coordinate comprehensive efforts for the Myanmar situation.
Pita criticizes the Prayut government's policy as too accommodating to the military junta and advocates for an inclusive, multi-layered engagement strategy within the ASEAN framework.
He emphasizes the need for a strategy to address the humanitarian crisis and supports initiatives for indiscriminate and inclusive delivery of aid.
Myanmar extends martial law for another 90 days
Yesterday 10:44Key points summarised by AI
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing extended martial law for an additional 90 days across 55 townships.
Administrative and executive powers under the decree were transferred to Gen Ye Win Oo, commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
This marks another extension of martial law, though the number of designated townships was slightly reduced from 58 to 55.
The affected townships are primarily regions under the control or occupation of various ethnic armed groups and resistance forces.