Military Junta
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Opinion
The laws of war and Myanmar’s conflicts
As breaches of international humanitarian law (IHL) multiply in Myanmar’s conflicts, past shortcomings in promoting restraint in war and respect for civilians’ rights among anti-junta groups point to a growing need for bottom-up, localised approaches
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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
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News
Myanmar junta suspends tourist visas amid ongoing earthquake recovery
The move is seen by critics as another way to slam the door on foreign visitors and the press
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News
Military shoots civilians while moving supplies, reinforcements through Mandalay Region
Attempting to protect nine boats carrying troops, weapons, and food to Kachin State on the Ayeyarwady River, junta forces fired on civilians living in villages near the bank
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In-Depth
As struggle rages on, Myanmar’s resistance prepares to go on the offensive
After a year of mostly defensive actions, are the country’s anti-regime forces finally ready to take the war to the enemy?
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