Myanmar elections

The military junta's possible handover of power to a quasi-civilian "transition council" could create complications for the country's resistance forces.

Frequent resistance attacks have greatly complicated the holding of a stage-managed election this year.

The electoral exercise, intended to stabilize the political situation, will instead likely inflame the country's nationwide conflict.

The military government is pinning its political hopes on a state-managed election next year, but it is unclear if it can be held in the current political conditions.

The party of now-detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi won huge majorities in 2015 and 2020. Now it might be banned by the junta.

A recent incident served as yet another reminder of the complex and contested dynamics of civil-military relations in the country and the sensitivities therein.

A conversation on the future of Myanmar's economy, and the implications for domestic and international actors.

The search for justice continues in one of Myanmar's high-profile cases.

With the NLD's recent by-election defeat, the people have spoken. Now Suu Kyi and her party must listen and adjust.

The country's path to democracy is unlikely to be orthodox.

For many in Myanmar, criticisms of the recent elections are immaterial and the reality on the ground is much different.