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Bolivian President Luis Arce has vehemently denied accusations that he orchestrated a short-lived military coup against his own government. The coup, led by former general José Zuñiga, lasted just three hours before Arce successfully rallied support and the military retreated. However, rumors quickly emerged claiming Arce had staged the coup to boost his popularity, accusations he has dismissed as lies.

Three years after Myanmar’s military coup, India’s continued engagement with the junta raises ethical concerns. This article argues for a more progressive, values-driven policy focusing on democracy and human security, urging India to use its democratic credentials, halt weapons sales, open humanitarian corridors, and protect asylum seekers.