Arakan Between Control and Crisis: War, Governance, and the Limits of Power

by Admin | Apr 2, 2026 | Governance, Opinion Papers

Source: Mizzima | By Aung Marm Oo For the first time in decades, a single non-state actor, the Arakan Army (AA) has established control over most of the territory of Arakan State. What is emerging is not merely a military shift, but the outline of a new political...

How Myanmar Can Be Liberated from Poverty and Persecution (Part IV)

by Admin | Apr 2, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Resistance

Source: Mizzima | By Nicholas Kong Back to the Future: Moving Onward Through Unit Read Full Story

Loyal Puppet: How Ye Win Oo Became 1st Intelligence Chief to Lead Myanmar Military

by Admin | Apr 2, 2026 | Analyses, Opinion Papers

Source: The Irrawaddy | Analysis by Maung Kavi The appointment of General Ye Win Oo as commander‑in‑chief of the military marks the first time in Myanmar’s history that a head of the feared and hated Military Intelligence (MI) has risen to lead the armed forces. Read...

From Tehran to Naypyidaw: shadow supply chains sustain Myanmar’s air war

by Admin | Apr 2, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Politics/Policy

Source: The Strategist | By Mon Zin Closing these vulnerabilities will require tighter monitoring of aviation fuel supply chains and more coordinated sanction enforcement by Australia and its partners. Read Full Story

Statement of Position by the Kachin State Human Rights Defenders Network (KSHRDN) regarding the “Attempted Resumption of the Myitsone Dam Project”

by Admin | Apr 1, 2026 | Environment, Opinion Papers

Source: Kachin State Human Rights Defenders Network | Statement Once again, efforts to restart the Myitsone project are underway through the manipulation of Myitkyina residents and the issuance of official directives and orders. Read Full Story

Ballots Under Bombers: Why Myanmar’s Sham Election Is Military Rule In Civilian Costume – OpEd

by Admin | Apr 1, 2026 | Governance, Opinion Papers

Source: Eurasia Review | By James Shwe This article responds to “Myanmar’s Second Shot At Limited Democracy” by Ambassador Rajiv Bhatia, published by Gateway House on March 26, 2026, and republished by Eurasia Review on April 1, 2026. Read Full...