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Opinion Papers
What’s Driving Closer Cooperation Between Russia and Myanmar?
Source: The Geopolitics | By Saahil Menon
Junta Boss Min Aung Hlaing’s recent visit to Moscow lay bare his embattled regime’s direction of travel and signalled a new chapter in Russo-Burmese relations.
Thailand’s unreliability as broker makes peace even more elusive in Myanmar
Source: Fulcrum | By Paul Chambers, Lecturer, Naresuan University
Thailand’s efforts to mediate the peace in Myanmar are complicated by the kingdom’s extensive interests in the country.
What the reopening of an American Cultural Center tells us about US Myanmar Policy
Source: Central European Institute of Asian Studies | By Qin Lin
The US reopening of a cultural center in Myanmar’s second-largest city signals Washington’s bid to counter China’s influence through soft power diplomacy
2025 Rohingya Joint Response Plan: UK statement
Source: GOV.UK
2025 Rohingya Joint Response Plan: UK statement. Delivered by the UK’s Human Rights Ambassador, Eleanor Sanders.
Speech | Eleanor Sanders, UK’s Human Rights Ambassador
The Effects of Trump’s Presidency: Myanmar’s Media Crisis and Threatened Right to Information – Issue 166
Source: Myanmar Peace Monitor
Myanmar Peace Monitor’s Bi-Weekly News Reviews looks into the crisis facing news media that stand independently for the Myanmar people’s right to information, with VOA and RFA among them
Bi-Weekly News Reviews | Myanmar Peace Monitor
If we are determined to win this resistance war in our generation, the junta will eventually fall. Therefore, unity is crucial.
Source: Myanmar Peace Monitor
An interview with Comrade Ni Ni Kyaw, General Secretary of People’s Liberation Army (PLA), about military operations during four years since its establishment and its current military stanceBy
Interview | Ni Ni Kyaw, General Secretary of People’s Liberation Army (PLA)
Myanmar – Every little bit helps
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma
The Trump administration’s dismantling of United States funding to Myanmar media is pushing many journalists further into debt and poverty, yet journalists both inside the country and in exile remain steadfast in their reporting despite their increasingly dire situation
By Phil Thornton, journalist and senior adviser to the International Federation of Journalists
APHR Applauds Thai Parliament’s Initiative on Myanmar Crisis and Calls for Unified, Gender-Inclusive Peacebuilding
Source: ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights
“It is crucial that ASEAN countries demonstrate unity and commitment to human rights and democracy as fundamental values guiding regional peace and security.”
Statement | ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights
The Northern Shan Dilemma: Unraveling the Chaos
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News
To address the complexities of Northern Shan, understanding underlying power dynamics is essential. The FPNCC is not an ideological coalition, and China’s influence has helped restrain inter-ethnic conflicts.
By Sai Tun Aung Lwin
Does USAID’s Dismantling Mark a Shift From Democracy to Debt?
Source: Irrawaddy
Last February, the abrupt termination of more than 80 percent of USAID projects left millions without essential support, raising questions about whether a fundamental change in global aid is underway.
By Sara Piazzano, independent development policy expert