Life mission of SNDP chairman Sai Aik Pao Sai Aik Pao has been deliberately trying to stage a political comeback, ever since his party Shan...
CSSU Chairman Sai Aik Pao: ‘We Failed to Achieve Unity’
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As he concludes his final days as CSSU’s head, Sai Aik Pao reflects on his year as chairman, and ongoing conflict in Shan State....
A Brief Commentary on Burma’s/Myanmar’s Civil War : Saw David Tharckabaw
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Written by: Saw David Tharckabaw, former Vice-Chairman of the Karen National Union and of the United Nationalities Federal Council
KNU temporary hiatus from peace process: Is reconciliation still possible?
Hardly has the sharp tone of the Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Laing died down, when he sabotaged the top leaders' meeting of government-military and Ethnic...
THE POPPA MEETING: A Camp David-like peace deal initiative?
Lately, the rumors making the rounds for a few weeks ahead of a Camp David-like meeting, to propel the stagnation of peace negotiation process,...
The founding of NLD 30th anniversary: Another election campaign manifesto?
Another well aimed, forerunner election campaign move in the form of National League for Democracy (NLD) 30th anniversary founding statement was doled out, last...
Underground
David Scott Mathieson SAWANGWONGSE YAWNGHWE
Peace Industrial Complex
9th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT9),
Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art:
November 2018
Myanmar’s civil war is both...
Government Forces Search for RCSS/SSA in Central Shan State
Troops reportedly told the Shan army to withdraw to a ‘recognized area’—but Shan soldiers say there is no such agreed-upon territory. Government forces have...
Gen Yawd Serk: ‘The Peace Process Has Stalled Because of the Tatmadaw’
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SHAN speaks to the RCSS/SSA leader about his decision not to attend the third session of the Union Peace Conference this month. At the third...
Who is navigating the peace process ship?
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The second round of the Union Peace Conference went ahead in the Burmese capital, Naypyidaw, from May 24 to 29. During those six days...