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No Explosion On Indian Side In Myanmar's Air Strike: Assam Rifles
Two days after the Myanmar military reportedly bombed a rebel camp along the country's border with India, with some local leaders claiming that one shell fell in Mizoram's Champai district, the Assam Rifles (AR) rebuffed the assertion.
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4 Of India's Most-Wanted Insurgent Leaders In China In October: Report
Indian officials say China is assisting rebel groups that have stepped up attacks on its border with Myanmar in recent months, opening another front in the conflict between two nations already engaged in a deadly standoff in the Himalayas.
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Myanmar Rebels Hold Rare Meet As Suu Kyi Yearns For Peace
Leaders of Myanmar rebel armies held talks in a war-hit border town today, state media reported, as they prepare for a major peace conference with a government desperate to end insurgencies that have plagued the country.
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Myanmar Fighting Undermines Aung San Suu Kyi Peace Talks: Rebels
Continuing fighting is undermining Aung San Suu Kyi's drive for lasting peace in Myanmar, rebel leaders warned Monday as they cautiously welcomed her new civilian-led government's landmark talks.
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Ethnic Rebels' Show Of Force Highlights Aung San Suu Kyi's Peace Challenge
Speaking to 1,000 of his soldiers at a mountain base on Myanmar's border with Thailand, the leader of a powerful ethnic armed group called on other rebels to join government-led peace talks and appealed for unity among the country's minorities.
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Myanmar President Thein Sein Meets Armed Rebels for Peace Talks
Myanmar President Thein Sein on Wednesday made his first public appearance since the start of a campaign for Nov. 8 general elections, meeting leaders of ethnic minority guerrilla groups for ceasefire talks in the capital Naypyitaw.
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Irritated With Myanmar, China to Woo Opposition Leader Aung San Suu Kyi
Chinese leaders will woo Myanmar's opposition leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi on her first visit to the country, a snub for the quasi-military government whose fighting with rebels along China's border has angered Beijing.
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United Nations, Myanmar Leader Hail Draft Peace Deal
Myanmar's president today hailed a draft national ceasefire with armed rebel groups, described by the UN as a "historic and significant achievement" as the country tries to end decades of civil war.
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Myanmar Leader Hails Draft Peace Deal
Myanmar President Thein Sein said a draft peace deal with a host of rebel groups would go down in history, in a speech today highlighting the government's eagerness to end decades of civil war.
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China Border Province Says Did Not Host Myanmar Rebel Leader
The government of the Chinese border province of Yunnan has not played host to an ethnic Chinese Myanmar rebel leader and does not support him in fighting Myanmar's government, the province's top official said today.
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Myanmar Leader Vows Not to 'Lose an Inch' of Land to Rebels
Myanmar's president has vowed "not to lose an inch" of territory in clashes with ethnic rebels in a region bordering China, state-backed media said today, after intense fighting sent tens of thousands fleeing across the frontier.
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No Explosion On Indian Side In Myanmar's Air Strike: Assam Rifles
Two days after the Myanmar military reportedly bombed a rebel camp along the country's border with India, with some local leaders claiming that one shell fell in Mizoram's Champai district, the Assam Rifles (AR) rebuffed the assertion.
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4 Of India's Most-Wanted Insurgent Leaders In China In October: Report
Indian officials say China is assisting rebel groups that have stepped up attacks on its border with Myanmar in recent months, opening another front in the conflict between two nations already engaged in a deadly standoff in the Himalayas.
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Myanmar Rebels Hold Rare Meet As Suu Kyi Yearns For Peace
Leaders of Myanmar rebel armies held talks in a war-hit border town today, state media reported, as they prepare for a major peace conference with a government desperate to end insurgencies that have plagued the country.
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Myanmar Fighting Undermines Aung San Suu Kyi Peace Talks: Rebels
Continuing fighting is undermining Aung San Suu Kyi's drive for lasting peace in Myanmar, rebel leaders warned Monday as they cautiously welcomed her new civilian-led government's landmark talks.
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Ethnic Rebels' Show Of Force Highlights Aung San Suu Kyi's Peace Challenge
Speaking to 1,000 of his soldiers at a mountain base on Myanmar's border with Thailand, the leader of a powerful ethnic armed group called on other rebels to join government-led peace talks and appealed for unity among the country's minorities.
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Myanmar President Thein Sein Meets Armed Rebels for Peace Talks
Myanmar President Thein Sein on Wednesday made his first public appearance since the start of a campaign for Nov. 8 general elections, meeting leaders of ethnic minority guerrilla groups for ceasefire talks in the capital Naypyitaw.
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Irritated With Myanmar, China to Woo Opposition Leader Aung San Suu Kyi
Chinese leaders will woo Myanmar's opposition leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi on her first visit to the country, a snub for the quasi-military government whose fighting with rebels along China's border has angered Beijing.
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United Nations, Myanmar Leader Hail Draft Peace Deal
Myanmar's president today hailed a draft national ceasefire with armed rebel groups, described by the UN as a "historic and significant achievement" as the country tries to end decades of civil war.
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Myanmar Leader Hails Draft Peace Deal
Myanmar President Thein Sein said a draft peace deal with a host of rebel groups would go down in history, in a speech today highlighting the government's eagerness to end decades of civil war.
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China Border Province Says Did Not Host Myanmar Rebel Leader
The government of the Chinese border province of Yunnan has not played host to an ethnic Chinese Myanmar rebel leader and does not support him in fighting Myanmar's government, the province's top official said today.
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Myanmar Leader Vows Not to 'Lose an Inch' of Land to Rebels
Myanmar's president has vowed "not to lose an inch" of territory in clashes with ethnic rebels in a region bordering China, state-backed media said today, after intense fighting sent tens of thousands fleeing across the frontier.
