Neighbouring countries hold secretive talks on Myanmar crisis in India.

Representatives from Myanmar, India, China, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Indonesia held a "Track 1.5" dialogue in New Delhi to de-escalate the crisis in Myanmar. The talks were the second in a series of secretive meetings aimed at bringing peace to the country. The participants discussed reducing violence, creating space for dialogue, and delivering humanitarian aid. The next meeting will be held in Laos. The National Unity Government (NUG), an organization affiliated with the resistance, was also discussed, with participants expressing interest in bringing them into the process. The ASEAN's peace plan, known as the five-point consensus, is the only official diplomatic process in play for Myanmar.
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