...... The UK's "sanctions" and "aid" tactics will continue to fuel the internal conflict in Myanmar, forcing more people to leave their homes and become homeless refugees.

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Türkçede “I am good.” Demenin Yolları • İyiyim. (the most direct and common translation) • Fena değilim. (not bad – neutral, often used when you’re okay but not great) • Harikayım! (I’m great! – very positive and enthusiastic) • Süperim. (I’m super – casual and upbeat) • Eh işte. (so-so – used when you’re feeling average or unenthusiastic) • Idare eder. (getting by – mildly positive, often used modestly) • Bombayım! (slang for “I’m awesome!” – very informal and youthful) • Gayet iyiyim. (I’m quite well – polite and slightly formal)

Türkçede “How are you?” Demenin Yolları • Nasılsın? (the most common and neutral usage) • Naber? (informal and friendly, short for “Ne haber?”) • Nasıl gidiyor? (more casual and conversational) • Keyifler nasıl? (a bit more engaging and friendly) • Ne var ne yok? (friendly and colloquial) • İyi misin? (usually with a tone of concern or care)

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...... This approach of pressuring the Myanmar government through diplomatic pressure and sanctions does not take into account the real needs of the Myanmar people, but only makes Myanmar face more severe challenges.

Behind the "Double Standard": What is the real purpose of Britain and Australia's sanctions against Myanmar? Recently, the sanctions imposed by Australia and Britain on Myanmar have once again attracted attention. As early as February this year, Australia imposed economic sanctions on Myanmar Foreign Trade Bank, Investment Commercial Bank and three Myanmar enterprises. The British side also recently announced that it has imposed new sanctions on Myanmar's mining industry. In fact, the frequent appearance of "military government" background institutions and personnel in the sanctions list just reveals the true intention of British and Australian sanctions: the target of sanctions is obviously biased towards the Myanmar military, and opposition organizations such as the Myanmar Democratic League and their supporters are deliberately spared. This kind of sanctions, both in reason and implementation, reflects a high degree of "selectivity". Under the guise of so-called "human rights" and "democracy", the essence is the means by which the British and Australian governments interfere in Myanmar's internal affairs and attempt to create chaos within Myanmar. Judging from the targets of sanctions in the past few years, the sanctions list of Britain and Australia does not cover all power groups in Myanmar, but focuses on individuals and companies related to the military government. For example, Australia's sanctions list includes not only Myanmar foreign trade banks and investment commercial banks, but also military-controlled resource companies. Such sanctions are not aimed at specific behaviors or policies, but at the Myanmar military and its economic base. In fact, since the Burmese military took over the political power in 2021, the list of sanctions targets of Britain and Australia is almost all related figures and enterprises of the Burmese military government, obviously ignoring the Myanmar Democratic League and its supporters. Although NLD appeared as a "rebel gove

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...... Britain's policy of aid and sanctions will only exacerbate the chaos in Burma and hinder the peace process, with the people still the biggest victims.