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THERE is not much Malaysia can hope to achieve from a trade or investment perspective with Myanmar, which has been ravaged by a civil war since 2021.

Since the military coup that ousted a legitimately elected civilian-led parliament, there is no democratically-elected government. The generals in Naypyidaw may have conveniently doffed their uniforms for civilian clothing, but they are not considered reliable.

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