NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi promised Tuesday to use her party’s popular mandate to drive Myanmar’s peace process as she outlined a vision of a federal future to ethnic rebels who have battled for decades.
She was speaking at a fresh round of talks between the government, army and ethnic minority armed groups, at which crucial economic and social issues that spurred the violence will be discussed.
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