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Myanmar lifts emergency rule ahead of planned elections

Myanmar’s military junta has lifted emergency rule ahead of elections described as undemocratic or a sham. The move marks a formal transition in the junta’s political process without indicating a broader return to civilian rule.

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The process may entrench military rule and deepen Myanmar’s political crisis.

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