Bilateral Ceasefires: Fragmentation of Elusive Peace Process in Myanmar

by Admin | Jun 3, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Reconciliation, Resistance

Source: ISP-Myanmar | Research This report covers the period between February 1, 2021, to March 31, 2026. This research is part of the ongoing research conducted by the ISP-Myanmar’s Conflict, Peace and Security Studies. Read Full Story

Myanmar’s New Administration: Military Consolidation, Not Transition

by Admin | Jun 3, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Politics/Policy

Source: International Crisis Group | Briefing Foreign governments should ensure interaction with Naypyitaw is calibrated, so as not to confer unwarranted legitimacy on the administration. Read Full Story

Min Aung Hlaing’s India visit — and how the resistance should respond

by Admin | Jun 3, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Resistance

Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By James Shwe International media reported Min Aung Hlaing’s trip to India “engagement.” Junta media are circulating photos of the senior general beside Prime Minister Narendra Modi under the title “President.” Both framings miss...

Myanmar’s forgotten war: How the world is failing the test of the UN’s Responsibility to Protect

by Admin | Jun 3, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Politics/Policy

Source: The Conversation | By Kawser Ahmed Myanmar’s civil war is one of the clearest tests of the international community’s promise to protect civilians. Two decades on from the creation of the United Nations’ “Responsibility to Protect,” that promise has been...

In contact: Editorial on India’s Myanmar policy and pursuit of regional stability

by Admin | Jun 3, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Politics/Policy

Source: The Telegraph | Editorial When it comes to Myanmar, New Delhi, evidently, has prioritised its geostrategic interests over idealism. This is a pragmatic position. Stable ties with Myanmar are crucial for peace in Northeast Read Full Story

India should have offered Myanmar’s leader ‘handcuffs, not a red carpet’, critics say

by Admin | Jun 3, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Politics/Policy

Source: The Independent | By Shweta Sharma Analysts say hosting Myanmar junta leader for a major state visit will only hurt India in the long run, while rights groups say it risks legitimising a former general responsible for alleged genocide. Read Full...