Tag: EAOs
Sao Harn Yawnghwe: Military Council Destroyed the NCA
Sao Harn Yawnghwe, a key figure in Burma's peace process, said that the military council has destroyed the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) in a...
The Paradox of a Shan State Revolution without Shan Ethnic Armies...
Bridges crumble sporadically, mirroring the pervasive destruction. The remnants of war-ravaged homes stretch across the horizon. Over the past 60 days, the resistance forces'...
PNLA Vows to Uprooting Military Dictatorship Efforts
The Pa-O National Liberation Army (PNLA) reiterated its unwavering commitment to continue collaborating with various ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) in their efforts to dismantle...
SSPP & RCSS: Two Shan armies issued statements in the midst...
Quite a lot has happened since the launching of the Operation 1027 by the Three Brotherhood Alliance (3BHA) which has energized the whole Spring...
Myanmar Peace as Federal and Democratic Union Achieve
The persistent conflicts plaguing Myanmar since its independence in 1948 remain unresolved as it fails to address the root cause of the issue. The...
UWSA’s Potential as a Game Changer in Myanmar’s Revolutionary Conflict
The United Wa State Army (UWSA) has maintained a neutral position in the ongoing revolutionary conflict against the Myanmar military junta since its seizure...
Shift in Dynamics: EAOs Capitalize on Military Decline
On December 4, the leader of the State Administration Council (SAC), Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, issued a call to the ethnic armed organizations...
Ethnic Disunity: A Trap of Myanmar Military’s Divide-and-Rule Strategy
The Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) continue to struggle with internal divisions, making ideal ground for the Myanmar military’s divide-and-rule strategy to not only flourish...
EAOs’ Stance amidst China’s Approach to Myanmar Crisis
The ongoing political instability and violence in Myanmar have attracted international attention. Recently, Myanmar’s neighbors, including China, India, and a number of ASEAN nations,...
Divide and Uncertainty Among NCA’s Signatories
Ten of the country’s twenty-one ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) signed the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement with the central government eight years ago. Yet, concerns about...
