Violence Flares Amid Myanmar’s Faltering Peace Dialogue
On April 9 at about 10 pm, more than 200 insurgents stormed the police headquarters in the ancient town of Mrauk-U in Myanmar’s troubled Rakhine State, leaving three police officers dead before abducting the family members of personnel on duty.
The assault was launched not by ethnic Muslim Rohingya, however, who have been the victims of appalling ethnic …
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