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Opinion Papers
The price of legitimacy just went up for Myanmar’s junta
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By James Shwe
Min Aung Hlaing has flown further in 18 months than in the four years after the coup — Moscow and Minsk in August, a state visit to Beijing in June, where Xi Jinping welcomed the election and pledged support.
Girls’ Education in Myanmar’s Polycrisis: A Foundation for Sustainable Recovery
Source: The Sabai | By Maw Byar Myar
Myanmar cannot build a sustainable future while a generation of girls is being pushed out of education; protecting girls’ access to learning today is an investment in the leaders, professionals, and communities that will rebuild the country tomorrow.
Cambodia: No Red Carpet for Myanmar Junta Leader Min Aung Hlaing, Enforce Any ICC Arrest Warrant
Source: Fortify Rights | Release News
Cambodia should not provide legitimacy to Myanmar junta leader, and instead pursue accountability and cooperate fully with the Court
The Critical Minerals Linking Myanmar’s Civil War to the World
Source: International Crisis Group | Research and analysis by Richard Horsey, Thomas Kean, Carolin Graf and David Muchiri Kimotho
From AI data centres to makers of electric vehicles, jewellery and missile systems, industries around the world depend on minerals extracted in Myanmar. These stories show how four globally important resources have become intertwined with the country’s civil war
Myanmar seeks closer foreign ties amid global isolation
Source: Deutsche Welle | By Zsombor Peter
Myanmar coup leader Min Aung Hlaing has been on a diplomatic offensive since becoming president in April, but foreign friends may still be few and far between.