Six Million: Half of Myanmar’s Students Are Shut Out of School

by Admin | Jun 26, 2026 | Daily News, Education, Governance

Source: ISP-Myanmar | Situation Brief Amid the ongoing post-coup conflict in Myanmar, the right to basic education for school-age children remains in a severe crisis .Read Full Story

HURFOM Releases New Report Calling for Community-Led Protection and Accountable Local Governance in Southeastern Burma

by Admin | Jun 17, 2026 | Governance, Opinion Papers

Source: Human Rights Foundation of Monland | Report The report is based on HURFOM field interviews, civilian protection discussions, community feedback, and follow-up communication with local contacts conducted between March and May 2026. Read Full...

Myanmar and Fintech: Under Pressure in a Fragmented Economy

by Admin | Jun 15, 2026 | Economy, Governance, Opinion Papers

Source: The Fintech Times | By Richie Santosdiaz Myanmar’s fintech story is not a straightforward story of growth. It is more complex but can play a role in its economic development. Read Full Story

Cash-Strapped Myanmar Regime in Money-Printing Frenzy

by Admin | Jun 10, 2026 | Daily News, Economy, Governance

Source: The Irrawaddy The military regime has resorted to printing money to finance ballooning budget deficits as tax revenues collapse and spending on its forever-wars against the population surges. Read Full Story

Myanmar Tourism Push Raises Questions Across ASEAN Over Safety and Human Rights

by Admin | Jun 8, 2026 | Daily News, Governance

Source: eTurboNews | By Juergen T Steinmetz Myanmar is promoting a major international travel expo as part of its tourism revival strategy. Read Full Story

The Interrupted Generation – Youth, Survival, and Education after the Myanmar Coup

by Admin | Jun 8, 2026 | Education, Governance, Opinion Papers

Source: Asia-Pacific Journal Japan Focus | By Marie Lall While democracy was never on offer, a post-military Myanmar did open up the possibility of a participatory system. Read Full Story