An 18-year-old recruit in one of Myanmar’s pro-democracy fighting units prepares to launch a drone strike on junta troops, driven by anger and her mother’s call for revolution.
Ali Sabry has raised issue of illegal detention of Lankans with Myanmar govt: Foreign Ministry
The Foreign Ministry has said it is aware of the situation in Myanmar where Sri Lankan nationals have become victims of human trafficking for cybercrimes. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the …
No Deal Reached at China-Backed Talks Between Myanmar Junta, Ethnic Armies
Neither side can accept the status quo, which would be necessary in order for them to agree to stop fighting, a source with knowledge of the talks said.
Over 140,000 Myanmar students register to take 2023-2024 matriculation exam
YANGON: Over 140,000 students registered for the nationwide matriculation examination of Myanmar for the academic year of 2023-2024, U Htay Naung, a deputy director of the Ministry of Education, told …
Examining Myanmar’s progression: Past to present
This article is authored by Kamakshi Wason, global COO and director, academic programmes, Tillotoma Foundation, Kolkata.
On Enemies Lists and Political Orthodoxies in Myanmar
A veteran scholar of Myanmar recalls the time he discovered he had been declared an ‘enemy’ of the ‘Burmese Revolution’.
Forest City: Malaysia’s $100 billion mega-project turned ‘ghost town’
which includes Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Brunei, Indonesia, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar. Its selling prices were out of reach for most ordinary Malaysians, but for Chinese …
Myanmar’s Civilian Govt Dissolves National Business Federation For Funding War Crimes
National Unity Government also accused the more than 100-year-old Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of funding regime’s war crimes and genocide.
China Keeping Its Options Open In Myanmar
By Girish Linganna When Myanmar’s military ousted the elected government in February 2021, China downplayed it as a “significant cabinet reshuffle.” Despite the ensuing civil war, causing numerous …
Rohingya flee kidnap and hunger in Bangladesh hoping for better life
Bangladesh is home to around a million members of the stateless and mainly Muslim minority, many of whom fled a military crackdown in Myanmar six years ago that is now subject to a UN genocide probe.