Japan is pushing to remove Myanmar from a global financial watchdog's blacklist, according to The Japan Times.
Japan is pushing to remove Myanmar from a global financial watchdog's blacklist, according to The Japan Times. The move marks a significant diplomatic effort concerning the country's military-backed government. The Japan Times reported that the initiative is the latest sign that some major countries are seeking to bring the administration in from the cold. The development suggests a broader shift in international engagement with Myanmar's leadership.
Source: The Japan Times.
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