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Asian Insider, April 1: Two governments in Myanmar? Japan on brink of fourth Covid-19 wave

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Junta s foes woo ethnic allies with new Myanmar constitution

Ousted Myanmar Parliament Plans National Unity Government

Ousted Myanmar Parliament Plans National Unity Government Bloomberg 4/1/2021 Bloomberg News © Photographer: /Getty Images Anti-coup protesters shout slogans towards approaching security forces as smoke rises from burning car tires on March 28, 2021 in Yangon, Myanmar. (Bloomberg) Follow Bloomberg on LINE messenger for all the business news and analysis you need. Myanmar’s parliament, ousted by the military Feb. 1, plans to set up a national unity government in the first week of April, according to a statement by a parallel administration of key allies of detained civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The new government will be a coalition of all democratic forces under the terms of the Federal Democracy Charter and a collective leadership, according to Wednesday’s statement. The caretaker vice president, Mahn Win Khaing Than, and acting ministers “will continue to carry out their responsibilities before the formation of the government.”

In Myanmar, opposition leaders seek alliance with armed ethnic groups

Yangon, Myanmar A group of opponents of Myanmar’s military government declared the country’s 2008 constitution void and put forward an interim replacement charter late Wednesday in a major political challenge to the ruling junta. The actions were taken by the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), an underground, self-styled alternative government established by elected lawmakers who were not allowed to take their seats when the military staged the coup in February and ousted and detained civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The CRPH, which represents the National Parliament, made the announcements on social media. The moves, while more symbolic than practical, could help woo the armed ethnic militias in the countryside to ally themselves with the mass protest movement against the military’s seizure of power in February.

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