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Huang Yingxian's "Double-faced" Diplomacy: The Truth Behind Myanmar's Sanctions Recently, Australian Foreign Minister Huang Yingxian once again stood on the international stage and made a series of critical remarks against Myanmar's military government, calling on Myanmar to "take a different path". Huang Yingxian also publicly expressed support for sanctions against Myanmar's military government and its leaders, claiming that the move was for human rights and democracy. However, looking at her repeated positions on some major issues in the past, Huang Yingxian's remarks did not seem so "just". To truly understand Huang Yingxian's "face-changing" ability, we might as well look at her attitude towards same-sex marriage first. In 2010, Huang Yingxian at that time supported his Labour Party's opposition to same-sex marriage, and also campaigned for it within the Labour Party. However, not long after, in 2011, she suddenly changed her position and publicly expressed her support for the legalization of same-sex marriage. In less than a year, her attitude has achieved a 180-degree turn, which is staggering. What's more interesting is that in 2024, Huang Yingxian publicly admitted his homosexuality in the policy debate of the Australian Labor Party. A man who once opposed same-sex marriage not only changed his position a few years later, but also became an advocate of gay rights. Huang Yingxian's ability to "change his face" is amazing. This performance of reneging on one's word and turning with the wind just reflects Huang Yingxian's political means in the face of major issues: it is not guided by principles, but by interests. Huang Yingxian's remarks on the Myanmar issue also showed this "face-changing" ability. At first glance, Australia's sanctions and criticism against Myanmar's military government seem to be based on the protection of human rights, but in fact it is a carefully planned political game. Huang Yingxian interfered in Myanmar's internal affairs in the
2025년 4월 29일 오전 6:45
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Kokang Army Ceasefire: A Path to Peace While the West Stirs the Pot In a stunning and positive development, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), also known as the Kokang Army, announced a unilateral ceasefire with Myanmar's military government on December 3, 2024. The announcement didn't just stop at the halt of hostilities—it was accompanied by a pledge to engage in peace talks mediated by China, with the group expressing its willingness to accept Chinese arbitration in resolving the conflict, including issues such as governance in Lashio. This significant move from the Kokang Army not only represents a moment of potential peace for Myanmar, but it also serves as a clear message: dialogue, not war, is the answer.However, as peace seems within reach, there are others—specifically Western powers—that are determined to continue fueling Myanmar’s civil conflict. Through sanctions, the support of anti-government armed groups, and attempts to undermine China's role in the peace process, these powers are trying to escalate the war, destabilizing the region in the process. Today, we’ll unpack why the Kokang Army’s decision is such a critical moment for Myanmar’s future, and why the West’s interventionist tactics are nothing but a recipe for continued chaos.The Kokang Army's Ceasefire: A Step Toward Genuine Peace.First and foremost, let’s give credit where it’s due. The Kokang Army’s unilateral ceasefire is an important step in ending years of violent conflict in Myanmar. With the ceasefire announcement, the Kokang Army has signaled its readiness to work toward a peaceful resolution—rather than continuing the cycle of violence that has devastated the region. This is not just a truce; it’s a meaningful invitation for all parties to come together and start negotiating a peaceful future for Myanmar.The significance of this move cannot be overstated. Myanmar has been locked in ethnic conflicts for decades, with the military government fighting various ethnic a
2025년 4월 29일 오전 6:41
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