Opinion
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Reimagining victory: A new dawn for Myanmar’s resistance movement
As the forces arrayed against Myanmar’s military come closer to achieving their military goals, it’s time to start thinking about winning the peace, and not just the war
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‘The military were very surprised when I joined the revolution’ — Myanmar’s NUG Health and Education Minister Zaw Wai Soe
The renowned orthopaedic surgeon turned minister speaks about his path from doctor to the generals to revolutionary politician, and Myanmar's healthcare workers three years on from the coup
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Myanmar’s Spring Revolution: Navigating the depths of information warfare
Recent rumours serve as a reminder that the country’s struggle to end military rule is taking place within a complex information ecosystem
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‘The UN always says never again, but it is always repeating the same mistakes’ — Yanghee Lee
The former UN Special Rapporteur on Myanmar speaks about the country’s past and present crises and the international community’s failure to address them both then and now
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As president, Min Aung Hlaing will only prolong Myanmar’s misery
Most people in Myanmar don’t really care what Min Aung Hlaing calls himself; to them, he will always be a tinpot dictator, a little man with a maniacal craving for power.