Between ceasefire and control Myanmar’s new peace blueprint emerges

by Admin | Apr 24, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Reconciliation, Resistance

Source: The Borderlens | By Bidhayak Das Min Aung Hlaing’s 100-day peace push seeks to revive the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement as Myanmar’s central framework, despite resistance from key rebel groups. Read Full Story

KNPP declines to join political talks based on NCA framework

by Admin | Apr 23, 2026 | Politics/Policy, Reconciliation

Source: Burma News International | By Network Media Group The Karenni National Progressive Party (KNPP) stated that it will not take part in any political talks based on the 2008 Constitution, which entrenched the military’s dominant role in politics, or the National...

Min Aung Hlaing sets July deadline for PDF members to surrender as part of 100-day peace initiative

by Admin | Apr 23, 2026 | Daily News, Reconciliation

Source: Mizzima During a 20 April Union Government meeting in Naypyidaw, Min Aung Hlaing issued a formal invitation for members of the People’s Defence Forces (PDF) to return to the legal fold by 31 July, a date marking the 100th day of his new...

Myanmar rebels reject president’s 100-day peace talks offer

by Admin | Apr 22, 2026 | Daily News, Reconciliation

Source: Bangkok Post | By Reuters Saw Taw Nee, a spokesperson for the KNU, dismissed the government ​proposal. “The KNU has already withdrawn from the NCA since the 2021 coup. We have no plans to return to negotiations or follow the ​NCA path,” ‌he said....

CNF dismisses coup leader’s call for talks, citing lack of trust

by Admin | Apr 22, 2026 | Daily News, Politics/Policy, Reconciliation

Source: Burma News International | By Chin World The Chin National Front (CNF) rejected an invitation from coup leader Min Aung Hlaing, who assumed the presidency through a sham election, to meet with ethnic armed organizations (EAOs), including the CNA, citing a lack...

Min Aung Hlaing Gives Armed Groups 100 Days to Join Peace Talk

by Admin | Apr 21, 2026 | Reconciliation, Resistance

Source: The Irrawaddy | By Maung Kavi He claimed the offer was part of his government’s 100‑day plan, urging PDFs to “enter the legal fold” and EAOs—both signatories and non‑signatories of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA)—to hold talks before July 31.  Read...