Myanmar's ruling military extended a state of emergency imposed on the country for another six months Wednesday, signaling it has no desire to end its prolonged rule as the country marked two years since a coup ousted its democratically elected government.The announcement comes as the military continues to face resistance from those calling for the return of democracy in a brutal civil conflict that has seen thousands killed.The third extension of the state of emergency will enable the junta to postpone until February next year the general election it had said would be held by this August.E…READ FULL ARTICLE