Opinion
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‘I did not think my comrades would be killed so brutally,’ says survivor of junta massacre in Sagaing
A teenaged guerrilla fighter who narrowly escaped execution recounts how Myanmar army soldiers captured and killed more than 20 members of the resistance
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India needs to start taking the Chin resistance more seriously
Policies formulated more than three decades ago are no longer serving India’s interests in Chin State or the rest of Myanmar
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How can Myanmar’s Spring Revolution transition to Phase II?
A shared political vision and increased coordination among the Bamar majority and other ethnic groups will be crucial
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Myanmar’s junta is up to its old tricks with attempt to play the ‘Suu Kyi card’
Like previous regimes, the one now struggling to hold onto power seems to believe that it can use its most famous hostage as a bargaining chip
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Why Min Aung Hlaing’s industrial policy is bound to fail
Despite his emphasis on supporting small businesses, the junta chief has done nothing to create the conditions they need to thrive
