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The Russian Invasion of Ukraine Through a Burmese Lens

The Russian Invasion of Ukraine Through a Burmese Lens

By Naw Theresa
Watching the war unfold in Ukraine, many members of the anti-coup resistance see clear parallels to their own struggle.
Myanmar Timber Exports Continue, Despite Western Sanctions: Report

Myanmar Timber Exports Continue, Despite Western Sanctions: Report

By Sebastian Strangio
According to the environmental advocacy group Forest Trends, much more can be done to strangle the junta's access to natural resource revenues.

The Emergence of Civilian Resistance to Military Rule in Myanmar

The Emergence of Civilian Resistance to Military Rule in Myanmar

By Jasper Picard
In a matter of months, the People's Defense Forces have evolved from rag-tag groups into organized, and increasingly well-armed, military outfits.

Myanmar Junta Revokes Citizenship of Opposition Figures, NUG Ministers

Myanmar Junta Revokes Citizenship of Opposition Figures, NUG Ministers

By Sebastian Strangio
Stripping dissenters of their citizenship is a tried and tested policy of Myanmar's military.

Myanmar Junta Pardons Prominent Entertainers Arrested for Anti-Coup Activities

Myanmar Junta Pardons Prominent Entertainers Arrested for Anti-Coup Activities

By Sebastian Strangio
Most were arrested for incitement after taking part in protests in the weeks following last year's coup d'etat.
Myanmar Junta Accused of ‘Hostage Taking’ During Sagaing Raids

Myanmar Junta Accused of ‘Hostage Taking’ During Sagaing Raids

By Sebastian Strangio
The northwestern region of Myanmar has become a hotbed of resistance to the junta.

Myanmar Air Force Launches More Air Strikes in Kayah State

Myanmar Air Force Launches More Air Strikes in Kayah State

By Sebastian Strangio
The air assaults, which displaced thousands of civilians, reflect the unusually robust nature of the resistance in the eastern state.
Myanmar: From Hopeful Spring to Scorching Summer

Myanmar: From Hopeful Spring to Scorching Summer

By Naw Theresa
The intensifying conflict between the military junta and its opponents shows few signs of resolution in 2022.

The Dilemma Facing Myanmar’s National Unity Government

The Dilemma Facing Myanmar’s National Unity Government

By Benjamin Mok
The country’s opposition shadow government faces a difficult choice between condoning attacks on civilians and promoting civilian immunity.

Chinese Pipeline in Myanmar Damaged in Attack by Anti-Regime Forces

Chinese Pipeline in Myanmar Damaged in Attack by Anti-Regime Forces

By Sebastian Strangio
Chinese facilities and enterprises are increasingly being caught in the crossfire of the struggle between the PDFs and the Tatmadaw.

Myanmar Junta to Spurn ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting

Myanmar Junta to Spurn ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting

By Sebastian Strangio
The decision came after Cambodia, ASEAN's current chair, announced that the junta would only be permitted to send a "non-political" representative.
Hun Sen Apologizes as Myanmar Gamble Backfires Over Sean Turnell

Hun Sen Apologizes as Myanmar Gamble Backfires Over Sean Turnell

By Luke Hunt
Cambodia’s embarrassment can only further isolate Myanmar’s military junta.

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