Myanmar’s democratic rebels preparing for victory with civil war near a ‘tipping point’

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Open this photo in gallery: People's Liberation Army forces walk near Sagaing Region, in Myanmar, on Nov. 23.STRINGER/Reuters Myanmar’s civil war is at a “tipping point” after a series of defeats for the military junta, the head of the Southeast Asian country’s democratic parallel government said this week. National Unity Government (NUG) acting-president Duwa Lashi La spoke with The Globe and Mail in an exclusive interview from an undisclosed location in Myanmar, where he has been leading the resistance to the State Administration Council (SAC), the junta that seized power in a coup in February, 2021, plunging the country into...