While India’s policy towards Myanmar, like Afghanistan, remains that of following the old rule book, New Delhi is missing out on listening to the citizenry, especially the youth.
Junta Boss Advisor Faces ‘Hopeless’ Task: Solving Myanmar’s Economic Crisis
Loyalist Lt-General Nyo Saw has been appointed to two committees that aim to solve a crisis created by the coup.
Australian miner’s exit from Myanmar feared fuelling rogue junta
After the brutal 2021 military coup, the company decided to exit the troubled country and change its name, offloading its majority share in the mine.
Myanmar’s Partial Pardon of Suu Kyi Is an Empty PR Move
When Myanmar’s ruling military announced last week that it was issuing a partial pardon for opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, it seemed a sign that the regime might be preparing to loosen its grip …
Bangladesh urges OIC for efforts to send Rohingya back home
Bangladesh on Thursday urged OIC to mobilise the international community for the sustainable repatriation of the Rohingyas to their own country, Myanmar. Bangladesh made the request at a meeting with …
Chinese Miner Called on to Stop Aiding Myanmar Junta Atrocities
Mining compounds in Sagaing Region are being used as bases for the military’s ‘scorched earth’ campaign, say local organizations.
Prominent Activist Calls for Public Boycott of Myanmar Junta’s ‘Blood’ Products
Beer, cigarettes and rum targeted in first phase of financial war against a “terrorist regime” accused of escalating war crimes.
Russian-Backed Junta Destroys 75,000 Homes in Devastating War of Fire
More than 2,000 homes were burned down in July alone as Myanmar’s civilians bear the brunt of the junta’s war against widespread opposition to its rule.
India minister blames unrest in neighbouring Myanmar for Manipur bloodshed
Indian Interior Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday blamed the unrest in Myanmar for the ethnic conflict in the neighbouring northeastern Indian state of Manipur, urging both sides in the Manipur dispute …
Myanmar junta reducing Aung San Suu Kyi’s sentence is an empty gesture from a failing state
A pointless reduction in the jail sentences for Myanmar’s democratically elected leaders is unlikely to quell the fires of opposition now burning across the country.