Myanmar's Election Gamble: Military's Quest for Legitimacy Amidst Conflict
Myanmar's military junta plans an election to gain legitimacy, four years after a coup. Despite holding a census, elections face criticism as they're limited to certain areas. The opposition, including the National Unity Government, aims to disrupt voting through resistance, questioning the viability amidst ongoing conflict.
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Four years after a coup toppled the civilian government, Myanmar's military junta is seeking legitimacy by planning another election.
While it has outlined plans for 2025 polls, critics view this as a facade due to limited coverage and ongoing civil unrest.
The opposition, including NUG, vows to resist, intensifying tensions in a country already facing acute food insecurity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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