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Some airlines in Myanmar suspend domestic flights due to jet fuel shortage

by Admin | Mar 23, 2026 | Daily News

Source: The Nation Some airlines have temporarily suspended domestic flight operations due to ongoing jet fuel shortages, according to sources. Read Full Story

The Iron Shackle Left Behind: When Myanmar’s War Turned on Its Own Soldiers

by Admin | Mar 23, 2026 | Massacre, Opinion Papers

Source: Development Media Group | By Lu Zaw A photograph of a burned body stripped of identity, stripped of pride, stripped even of sensation has painfully captured the public’s attention following the attack on the Darlatchaung prisoner-of-war detention camp. Read...

Naypyitawlogy Outlook: Regime Alteration and Four Equilibriums to be Watched

by Admin | Mar 20, 2026 | Opinion Papers

Source: ISP Myanmar | Outlook As he prepares to assume a civilian role, the central question is whether he can firmly control the four main pillars of the ruling system—the armed forces, the government, parliaments (Hluttaw), and the USDP—and thereby consolidate his...

The Junta Turns on Its Own: Airstrikes on POW Detention Camps

by Admin | Mar 20, 2026 | Daily News

Source: Myanmar Peace Monitor | Bi-Weekly News Review – Issue 192 Airstrikes targeting resistance-run POW detention facilities reach nine incidents. Read Full Story

Shattering the Myanmar Military’s Fragmentation Myth

by Admin | Mar 20, 2026 | Opinion Papers

Source: The Irrawaddy | By Paul Greening Regional powers have a superstitious fear of fragmentation in Myanmar—and that is where the junta has been able to weaponize the narrative most effectively. Read Full Story
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