In-Depth
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Myanmar junta’s grip weakening in Chin State
Having grown from bands armed with hunting rifles soon after the coup, the anti-junta armed groups of Chin State now claim they control half the state’s townships and are dominant in most rural areas
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What does the Arakan Army’s victory in Rakhine State mean for the Rohingya?
While recent successes by the Arakan Army (AA) may signal an imminent end to war with the military in Rakhine State, the Rohingya community faces a future at the mercy of the AA, Rohingya militant groups, and the Bangladeshi government
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Born and raised in Thailand, yet drafted into Myanmar’s army
The adult children of Myanmar migrants in Thailand face a new threat, as deportation could now mean being sent to the frontlines
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A Doctor’s Story: treating Myanmar’s resistance fighters from Kachin to Sagaing
“I didn’t think I’d make a good soldier. So I thought it would be better to join the resistance as a doctor.”
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In Myanmar, a poisoned pill fuels a ruthless conflict
While the country’s resistance forces struggle to contain the spread of methamphetamines, there is evidence that the regime is actively using it as a weapon of war
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