China's Role in Brokering Peace Talks in Myanmar's Conflict with Rebel Groups

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Myanmar's military junta has reportedly held talks with three armed rebel groups, facilitated by China, as the military continues to face challenges to its rule. The rebel groups, aligned with a pro-democracy parallel government, launched a coordinated offensive in October, gaining control of military posts and towns near the Chinese border. The meeting, whose details were not disclosed, was said to be facilitated by China, and another meeting is expected to take place at the end of the month. The ongoing conflict has resulted in the deaths of over 360 civilians and the displacement of more than half a million people.
- Myanmar military meets rebel groups with China's help - junta spokesperson Reuters
- Myanmar's military government says China brokered peace talks to de-escalate fighting in northeast The Washington Post
- China helps broker ‘positive’ talks in Myanmar between junta and rebel groups South China Morning Post
- Myanmar Says China Helping Broker Talks With Rebel Alliance Bloomberg
- China says peace talks held over north Myanmar conflict, 'positive results' CNA
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