Analysis
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Between resistance and the ballot box: Assessing the second phase of Myanmar’s junta-controlled elections
Unfolding amid ongoing conflict and territorial fragmentation, the second phase will deliver an outcome even less meaningful than the first
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What will this Sunday’s ‘elections’ mean for Myanmar?
The outcome of the vote is a foregone conclusion: a continuation of military rule in a different guise
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The generals are holding a vote. No one is buying it.
As the junta prepares to conjure an election, Myanmar remains a country shattered by war, mass displacement, with a military that violates its own Constitution
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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
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Myanmar’s Min Aung Hlaing: The dictator who would be president
Min Aung Hlaing’s latest political manoeuvre aims to secure lifelong control behind a civilian façade