Three Priorities for U.S – Thailand Cooperation in Myanmar
By Brian Harding; Jason Tower
Secretary of State Antony Blinken was forced to cut short his first trip to Southeast Asia this week, scrapping plans...
ASEAN’s snub to Myanmar junta a sign of change
ASEAN has decided not to invite a political representative of Myanmar’s military regime to its annual summit, instead promising to give the seat to...
China’s Peripheral Policy, Border Trade Cessation and Myanmar Crisis
Looking at China’s foreign policy, it is not surprising that China is pushing for stability and restoring democracy through dialogue in the current Myanmar...
Transnational solidarity: bridging between Pro-democracy movements of Thailand and Myanmar
“In 1998, I went to Myanmar to protest.”
“What?”
My mouth dropped open in surprise when Mr. Jaran Ditapichai spoke about his trips to Yangon 23...
The Constitutional Fiction of Myanmar’s Coup
By Professor Melissa Crouch
Constitutions don’t always matter much in a coup. But the 2008 Constitution matters to Myanmar’s coup of 1 February. The military...
Six signs that show that the junta is losing the war and losing control...
Senior General Min Aung Hlaing was delivering a speech on 08 Feb after he staged a military coup on 01 Feb
Photo credit: Ciao...
How the military coup affects Myanmar diaspora communities in Australia
The military coup in Myanmar has profoundly affected Australian Myanmar communities — from the young to the elders, many are suffering from anxiety, depression, anger, and...