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Opinion Papers
Ngwesaung Initiative: The feasibility of a political pact in Myanmar
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma
The feasibility of a political pact depends on two critical factors: the preconditions that allow for dialogue and compromise and the cooperation of specific actors within both the regime and the opposition involved
By Naing Min Khant
Cambodia backs ASEAN Chair Malaysia’s focus on Myanmar
Source: Khmer Times
Cambodia has voiced full support to Malaysia, this year’s ASEAN Chair, to make solving the Myanmar crisis a priority.
By Nop Sreymao / Khmer Times
Myanmar’s NUG cooks the books on resistance success
Source: Asia Times
The NUG claims their three major achievements since forming in 2021 are:
By David Scott Mathieson
Myanmar’s NUG needs international stamp of approval
Source: Mizzima
The NUG is in essence an attempt to reinstate the duly elected civilian government of Aung San Suu Kyi and the National League for Democracy that won the 2020 election in a clear message from the Myanmar people.
Editoria | Mizzima
For Myanmar’s People, Only One Wish for 2025
Source: Irrawaddy
The one wish that I want to see come true in 2025 is the fall of Min Aung Hlaing’s regime. This single wish encompasses all the hopes that we, the Myanmar people, hold dear.
Khin NADI | Irrawaddy
Sanctions are just one part of the puzzle to stopping Myanmar’s military
Source: East Asia Forum
The State Administration Council in Myanmar has continued its campaign of bombings to maintain power in the face of nationwide resistance and Western sanctions.
By Hunter Marston
How Crime in Southeast Asia Fits into China’s Global Security Initiative
Source: United States Institute of Peace
Published on Jan. 9, 2025, 11:49 a.m.
Myanmar has become the prime destination for criminal groups, particularly after its 2021 coup. Lawlessness in many parts of the country provides a suitable condition for running illicit activities
Analysis | Bhanubhatra Jittiang
The Unique Start of 2025: Political Solutions or Military Escalation? – Issue 161
Source: Burma News International / Myanmar Peace Monitor
Bi-Weekly News Review by Burma News International (BNI)-Myanmar Peace Monitor (MPM) highlights the factors that have made the beginning of the year 2025 in the Spring Revolution particularly unique.
Bi-Weekly News Review | Burma News International / Myanmar Peace Monitor
Burma’s War Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Catch Washington Off Guard
Source: The Daily Signal
As war rages in Europe and as Israel confronts adversaries from all sides in the Middle East, Americans would be forgiven not knowing about the yearslong conflict raging in Burma—the world’s longest-running civil war.
By Brent Sadler; Jack Erickson
Myanmar Junta Grip on Chin State Hangs by Thread
Source: Irrawaddy
The victories in southern Chin bolster resistance in the north of the state, posing a significant threat to the state capital, Hakha.
Analysis | Shwe TAW, defector from Myanmar’s military