The Sydney economist is no Jason Bourne, but as an adviser to Aung San Suu Kyi’s government he was in the junta’s sights soon after the 2021 coup.
Ethnic guerrilla groups have agreed to cease-fire: Myanmar military
Myanmar’s military has successfully brokered a cease-fire agreement with a coalition of ethnic minority guerrilla groups it has been in conflict with in the northeastern region of the country. The …
Leprosy creeps back in Myanmar as health system falters
Sandar’s skin is rough and scaly, her toe black and rotting. Yet, as she gently lifts her floral skirt to reveal the damage, the 23-year-old is beaming.
In Rakhine State, Myanmar’s Military is Wiping Entire Villages Off The Map
The escalation of war crimes in Myanmar’s Rakhine State is retaliation for the Arakan Army’s recent victories against regime troops in the western state, the United League of Arakan and the …
How cyberscams are drawing China into Myanmar’s civil war
Last fall, a coalition of rebel groups known as the Three Brotherhood Alliance launched a rapid-fire offensive across Myanmar’s northern Shan state, quickly overrunning more than 100 military outposts …
How cyberscams are drawing China into Myanmar’s civil war
Last fall, a coalition of rebel groups known as the Three Brotherhood Alliance launched a rapid-fire offensive across Myanmar’s northern Shan state, quickly overrunning more than 100 military outposts …
As civil order crumbles in Myanmar, Bangladesh should be alert
News of the China-mediated ceasefire between the ruling Myanmar junta and the Three Brotherhood Alliance—comprising Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), the Arakan Army (AA), and the …
More Than 80% of The Population of Myanmar’s Karenni State Has Been Displaced by War
More than four-fifths of the people who live in Myanmar’s smallest state have fled their homes since the coup, according to the interim government of the resistance stronghold.
Myanmar’s Latest Batch of Military Graduates Faces Brutal Reality on Front Lines
Over 500 cadets fresh from Myanmar military schools sent to shore up regime forces suffering wave after wave of defeats as resistance offensive takes towns across the country.
Firestorm of tragedy strikes Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, leaving thousands homeless
Thousands of Myanmar Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have been left homeless after a fire ravaged a refugee camp, destroying hundreds of homes, officials say. The fire ripped through a densely packed complex of bamboo and tarpaulin shelters in the early hours of the day at a camp in the country’s southeast,