SURABAYA, Indonesia (CN) — After half a decade of condemnation from the international community, neighboring Asian countries and other nations are easing up on Myanmar’s junta-led government and President Min Aung Hlaing, a retired military officer who continues to wage a brutal war against his citizens.
Together with much of the Western world, the United States limited its ties to the Southeast Asian nation after a 2021 military takeover. But over the past year, the Trump administration has edged toward a growing group of countries engaging with the brutal military regime, whether over border issues, immigration or for business.
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