Tag: EAO
Pulling through the NCA with astrological help?
With the coinciding symbol of 9999, the meeting, on 9 September, with 9 members delegation - 5 high-level Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs), together with...
NAYPYITAW MEETING: Would ethnic coalition compromised posture lead to nationwide ceasefire...
The ethnic leadership meeting from 21 to 24 August, in Chiangmai, Thailand, was supposed to be a showdown between the pro and contra factions...
Ethnic summit reaffirms conciliatory all-inclusive signing
The 4 day summit of the ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) in Chiangmai which ended yesterday had reaffirmed its stand on the principle of all-inclusiveness,...
Thein Sein’s last-ditch effort to achieve nationwide ceasefire
Quite a lot has happened during a time span of a week. It started out with the President Thein Sein's invitation of 15 Ethnic...
What comes after NCA is signed
Most readers may already be familiar with the seven step political roadmap as outlined in the 20 page draft Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) which...
Ninth Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement: Chance to end man-made disaster is within...
As expected, the ninth Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) get stuck on “all-inclusiveness”, although it was hailed to be able to wrap up most controversial...
NATIONWIDE CEASEFIRE AGREEMENT: More of a stalemate than progress?
Media and some optimistic leaders from Ethnic Armed Organizations-Senior Delegation (EAOs-SD) and Union Peace-making Work Committee (UPWC) have been hailing that the recent peace...
CEASEFIRE TALKS: Would Min Aung Hlaing’s professed military supremacy stance derail...
After reading, Union Peace-making Work Committee (UPWC) top trouble shooter and government's leading peace negotiator, U Aung Min and Ethnic Armed Organizations' Senior Delegation...
Making it hard what’s easy
Making it hard what’s easy That’s the way of the world This passage from acclaimed songwriter Sai Kham Lake’s Thake Chit Ya De Nwe Tin (Most...
KOKANG CONFLICT: Rejection of unilateral ceasefire a wise choice?
It seems the Thein Sein regime's wait and see stance to the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) unilateral ceasefire announcement is very short-lived....
