China Myanmar

The military coup of February 2021 has opened up new avenues of collaboration between Myanmar and China.

The comments followed Beijing's strongest signals of support for the military administration since last year's coup.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi's comments mark the strongest sign of support for the Myanmar military since last year's coup.

Chinese facilities and enterprises are increasingly being caught in the crossfire of the struggle between the PDFs and the Tatmadaw.

The request marked a small but potentially significant move toward China's engagement with the National Unity Government.

Sun Guoxiang's surreptitious visit marks China's full return to "business as usual" in Myanmar.

Can Western democracies offer similar aid without legitimizing Myanmar's military administration?

The junta's relationships with its three main neighbors could have an outsized say in the trajectory of Myanmar's crisis.

The day saw at least 39 people killed by security forces, as Chinese-financed factories came under attack.

There is little reason to doubt Beijing's claim that the coup and ensuing crisis is "not what China wants to see.”

Xinhua’s announcement of a “cabinet reshuffle” exemplifies its dark arts in Myanmar.

Western coverage has framed the wall as an attempt to keep dissidents from fleeing the country. The reality is more complex.