MYANMAR UNDER STRESS: Polarization, mediation and proxy war
The internal conflict or civil war is expanding to the point of becoming full blown and further polarizing the conflict parties in Myanmar or...
MINDAT RESISTANCE: The spirit is empowering the people’s revolution
If the February 1 military coup has done any good for the people, it will be the awakening-heightening of their fighting and unyielding spirit...
FEDERAL UNION ARMY FORMATION: A possible way out from Bamar military supremacy doctrine?
Following the February 1 military coup overthrowing the elected National League for Democracy (NLD)-led government, the anti-military junta movement rallies have made use of...
It is very unfortunate that after only ten years of relatively free and open atmosphere, within the time span of nearly 60 years from...
BURMA’S TWO CORE ISSUES: Constitutional Crisis and Rights of Self-Defense
It isn't easy to pinpoint core issues in the midst of the coup-maker junta's merciless crackdown on the public demonstrating against its illegal rule,...
During the past week and until very recently over 60 anti-coup demonstrators were killed and hundreds wounded, with over 1800 in detention, which keep...
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There has been a lot of debate about "intervention." Will other countries intervene in Burma? The United States? If so, how? Can they even...
ACTING GOVERNMENT OF CRPH: The administration needs enforcement body
Quite a lot has happened since the military coup of February 1, headed by General Min Aung Hlaing Commander-in-Chief of the military or Tatmadaw. Almost...
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Presentation at Opening the Archives: Southeast Asia Collections at the University of Washington Collections-The Adrian Cowell Collection on Shan State Drug and ethnic Wars,...
PUTSCHIST IN UNCHARTED POLITICAL WATERS:
Is disciplined guided democracy the real way out for junta? After the abrupt February 1 military coup d'état entered its third week, it remains a...
