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Four years after Myanmar’s 2021 coup, armed civilian resistance remains fragmented and largely ineffective against a deeply entrenched military junta.

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Indonesia’s newly amended Military Law has signalled the intention of the country’s leader to expand control over the civil services.

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The outcome of the 2025 mid-term elections senatorial contest in the Philippines will significantly shape the political landscape. The 2028