Myanmar conflict

Fresh reports further undermine ASEAN's credibility in Myanmar.

Three trends that offer a fuller and more accurate picture of the state of the country's civil war.

The bloc’s response to the bombing in Kanbalu has laid bare its impotence and poor understanding of the country’s conflict.

The efforts of the United League of Arakan to aid the survivors of Cyclone Mocha will further entrench its influence and control in Rakhine State.

Southeast Asian leaders said they were "deeply concerned with ongoing violence in Myanmar and urged the immediate cessation of all forms of violence."

The humanitarian convoy, which came under fire in western Shan State, included officials from the two nations' embassies in Yangon.

If Myanmar's revolution is to succeed, it must tackle the patriarchal structures that underpin the country's militarized political culture.

The country's neighbors continue to treat the military administration like a viable sovereign entity. They risk being left behind by events.

The National Unity Government is bereft of any meaningful external support while the junta has been well assisted by its fellow authoritarians since the 2021 coup.

Over the past two years, the insurgent group has steadily extended and deepened its control over Rakhine State.

The holiday amnesty is designed to depict the military administration as beneficent, and hence politically legitimate.