- News
The junta chief’s autocratic globetrotting and political survival
Having withstood nearly five years of armed resistance from within, failed diplomacy from neighbours, and ineffectual pressure from the West, the leader of Myanmar’s military regime is increasingly courting support from some of the world’s most repressive states
- News
Is the war in Myanmar approaching its ‘culminating point’?
Nearly five years into a conflict being fought on multiple fronts, it is still far from clear who will prevail in the end
- Opinion
The laws of war and Myanmar’s conflicts
As breaches of international humanitarian law (IHL) multiply in Myanmar’s conflicts, past shortcomings in promoting restraint in war and respect for civilians’ rights among anti-junta groups point to a growing need for bottom-up, localised approaches
- Opinion
The limits of the Myanmar military’s air power
The regime’s efforts to halt its many enemies’ advances with airstrikes are proving increasingly futile
- Opinion
The evolution of warfare in Myanmar
Nearly four years of post-coup conflict have transformed the way Myanmar’s military and its many enemies wage war against each other
