EURO-BURMA OFFICE
  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • About ADDB
    • About EBO
    • Staff
    • EBO Donors
    • EBO History
    • Employment
  • NEWS
    • Highlights
    • Daily News
    • Opinion Papers
    • Briefing Papers
  • ACTIVITIES
    • Research and Policy
      • EBO Political Monitors
      • EBO Briefing & Background Papers
      • Research Papers: Reports, Statements And Press Releases
    • Capacity Building
      • Dialogue
      • Common Space
    • Partners
  • BACKGROUND
    • Burma History 
    • Burma: Facts & Figures
  • CONTACT
    • Membership
    • Donations
    • Funding application
    • EBO Subscriptions
    • Contact EBO
  • The Myanmar civil war is at stalemate – but anti‑junta forces may be gaining the upper hand
Select Page

Myanmar’s transition and need for pragmatic engagement

by Admin | Apr 29, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Politics/Policy, Reconciliation | 0 comments

Source: Hindustan Times | By Cchavi Vasisht

Does this mean Myanmar has finally transitioned to a democratic State? Or merely just measures to reduce domestic and international pressure

Read Full Story

Abduction (27) Airstrikes (140) Arakan (41) ARSA (58) ASEAN (124) AungSanSuuKyi (87) Bangladesh (96) Children (45) China (318) Civilian (111) Conscript (73) Drugs (24) EROs/EAOs (125) Federalism (28) Health (26) Human Rights (26) ICJ (28) IDPs (82) India (60) Junta (711) KIO/KIA (65) KNA-BGF (50) KNU/KNLA (57) Media (30) Migrants (27) MinAungHlaing (96) Mining (87) MNDAA/Kokang (52) NUG (58) PDFs (68) Philippines (23) Poliical Prisoners (99) Political Parties (24) PSLF/TNLA (50) Refugees (30) Rohingya (262) Russia (38) Sagaing (28) Thailand (141) Timor-Leste (25) ULA/AA (140) UN (46) USA (101) USDP (32) Women (42)

© Euro-Burma Office - 2014 - copyrights