Myanmar’s military ruler Min Aung Hlaing made a high-stakes two-day trip to Thailand, seeking diplomatic legitimacy after years of isolation — but his visit sparked outrage from human rights groups who see it as legitimizing a brutal regime. While he met Thai PM Anutin and eyed business deals, critics slammed the elections as sham tactics to cling to power. Despite global sanctions and ongoing violence that’s killed over 8,000 civilians and jailed 31,000, Thailand pushes for engagement, arguing stability is key — even as ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi remains imprisoned with 13 years left on her sentence.
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