- In-Depth
Is Myanmar’s military junta losing patience with China?
Disagreements over territory, ethnic autonomy, and a vital trade route appear to be straining relations between Myanmar’s military leader and Beijing
- In-Depth
Plans for satellite ground station reinforce Myanmar regime’s ties to Russia
While unlikely to shield the Myanmar regime from external threats, Russian-designed technology will continue to serve as an effective weapon against resistance forces inside the country
- Opinion
Naypyitaw’s cracks: Can a damaged capital survive a failing regime?
In its 20 years of existence, Naypyitaw has gone from being a testament to one junta’s ambitions to a symbol of another’s fragility
- Analysis
Laukkai’s transformation from gambling city to scam hub
Laukkai was a casino city with strong cultural ties to China before deteriorating into a lawless breeding ground for massive internet fraud operations
- Commentary
Analysis: Meeting with junta chief leaves UN Special Envoy with blood on her hands
Noeleen Heyzer’s visit, which Min Aung Hlaing attempted to leverage for political legitimacy, was a failure, contributor Thuta Zaw writes
