Crisis a conundrum for Asean


Out in droves: A banner featuring Suu Kyi is displayed as protesters take part in a demonstration against the military coup in front of the NLD office in Yangon on Feb 15, 2021. — AFP

Prospects for a political resolution to Myanmar’s turmoil have darkened after the military junta recently dissolved the only civilian party that has won all polls in the past decade.

They are not helped by the junta’s aerial bombardments of civilian targets, killing more than 160 people in one day in April, which has hardened the people’s resolve against the military.

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