Arakan Army (AA).

Despite its support for the national protest movement, various factors have contributed to the armed group’s relative silence since the coup.

The NLD's November landslide has sharpened the rivalry between the civilian government and the Myanmar military.

The most important obstacle – a ceasefire – is now in place, but many more challenges remain.

A long-running war and COVID-19 muddle development in Kyaukphyu, Myanmar.

The cancellations were expected, but some say the decisions were selective and benefit the ruling National League for Democracy.

A closer look at the deeper dynamics in one of Asia’s most protracted conflicts and what lies ahead.

The many unilateral ceasefires seem meaningless -- they have not stopped or even lessened the fighting so far.

Myanmar's nonstate actors are taking to the seas, increasing the need for a functional coast guard.

It is clear that the AA wants to break the Tatmadaw’s hegemony as a legitimate security actor in Rakhine state.

The army empowered the Rakhine to commit atrocities against the Rohingya. Now the Rakhine are turning against the state.

Armed opposition groups create their own alternative to the NLD government's Panglong Peace Conference.