Studying AA’s Commander-in-Chief Twan Mrat Naing’s Dialogues

by Admin | Nov 9, 2025 | Opinion Papers, Resistance

Source: Development Media Group | By Gaung This essay is less a critique of what he has said than a tracing and analysis of the Commander’s political ideas and dialogues-following the footprints of his expressed positions. Read Full Story

THE TALE OF THREE BROTHERHOOD ALLIANCE: Two gave up the struggle while AA sticks to its gun

by Admin | Nov 7, 2025 | Opinion Papers, Resistance

Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By Sai Wansai Out of the Three Brotherhood Alliance (3BHA), now United League of Arakan/ Arakan Army (ULA/AA) is the only organization to stick to to its gun.  Read Full Story

From state to nation: The Arakan Army’s ascent in post-coup Myanmar

by Admin | Oct 31, 2025 | Analyses, Opinion Papers, Resistance

Source: ACLED | Analysis by Su Mon The Arakan Army’s successes in Rakhine state advance its regional goals and provide it with strategic leverage against the military and its backers in India and China. Read Full Story

A strategic U.S. policy for Starlink is crucial for Myanmar’s resistance

by Admin | Oct 26, 2025 | Opinion Papers, Resistance

Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By James Shwe In this suffocating vacuum, Starlink satellite internet devices emerged as a beacon of hope for the revolution, allowing medics, educators, and journalists to maintain critical communications across junta-imposed...

“There is nothing that would cause the dictatorship more panic than to see Chin forces Unite”

by Admin | Oct 22, 2025 | Opinion Papers, Resistance

Source: Burma News International | By Chin World We present an exclusive interview with Azad Gulan of the Anti-fascist Internationalist Front (AIF), an organization of international revolutionaries actively engaged in Myanmar’s Spring Revolution. Read Full...

An Unsung War: One Thai City’s Blurred Role in Myanmar’s Revolution

by Admin | Oct 22, 2025 | Daily News, Resistance

Source: Mizzima While Myanmar’s civil war rages on, border towns on the Thai side of the conflict continue to be a lifeline for refugees and revolutionaries alike, not least of all the border town of Mae Sot Read Full Story