How China and India view growing unrest in Myanmar
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Why in news
China and India are navigating the growing unrest in Myanmar, with China balancing military cooperation with the junta against rebel group support to protect its investments and border security.
Background
Chinese Ambassador Ma Jia met with Myanmar Defense Minister General Tin Aung San to discuss military cooperation. China has conducted live fire drills near the Myanmar border and used economic leverage to threaten halting trade if civil conflict escalates.
Facts for Prelims
- PostMa Jia: Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar
- PostGeneral Tin Aung San: Myanmar Defense Minister
- FactChina conducted live fire drills near the Myanmar border to deter rebels
- PlaceMyanmar: Neighboring country facing civil conflict and refugee inflows
For Mains
Q. Analyze the geopolitical implications of the civil unrest in Myanmar on India's 'Act East' policy and regional security architecture.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Security dilemma: Balancing counter-insurgency cooperation with the junta against the risk of radicalization
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Keywords: Geopolitical instability · Act East Policy · Border security · Refugee influx · Strategic leverage
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