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Junta Moves to Revive Russian-Backed Steel Mill in Shan State Amid...

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With assistance from Russian technicians, the Myanmar military regime is making renewed efforts to restart the loss-plagued No. (2) Steel Mill–Pang Pet (Pinpet) project,...

DEEPENING ALLIANCES, DEEPENING ISOLATION: An Analysis of Min Aung Hlaing’s Russia...

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Min Aung Hlaing’s recent diplomatic tour to Moscow and Minsk represents a critical pivot toward a sanctions-evasion axis, yet it fails to deliver the...

ASEAN AT A CROSSROADS: The Crisis of Centrality and the Myanmar...

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Fractured Unity and the Rejection of the Five-Point Consensus The current geopolitical landscape within ASEAN is undergoing a severe stress test, driven by the Myanmar...

THE PRAGMATIC GAMBLE: Assessing Thailand’s Re-engagement with Myanmar

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The August 6–7 visit of Myanmar’s self-declared President Min Aung Hlaing to Bangkok marks a pivotal shift in regional diplomacy. Thailand has moved from...

THE “ASSK CARD” AND ASEAN’S DILEMMA: How Myanmar’s Military Weaponizes Aung...

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On August 6, 2026, Min Aung Hlaing, now styling himself as the elected civilian president of Myanmar, is scheduled to arrive in Thailand at...

THE FALSE DAWN: Why Min Aung Hlaing’s Peace Talks Are a...

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The first 100 days of General Min Aung Hlaing’s presidency, marking his transition from coup leader to the head of a self-proclaimed civilian government,...

THE FEAR OF 2015: Why the Junta Resists Real Peace Talks

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The diplomatic opening and the shadow of the past cast a long shadow in today's Myanmar political arena, especially where the military junta is...

THE GAMBLE FOR LEGITIMACY: Min Aung Hlaing’s Realpolitik Playbook in ASEAN...

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The July 2026 diplomatic maneuvers surrounding Myanmar’s military regime mark a decisive shift from defensive isolation to an aggressive, albeit risky, offensive for international...

THE FRACTURED CONSENSUS: How Myanmar’s Rejection and ASEAN’s Schism Threaten the...

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The diplomatic landscape surrounding the Myanmar crisis has reached a volatile inflection point, characterized by a dangerous convergence of false legitimacy, internal betrayal, and...

THE UNWINNABLE GAME: Why the Myanmar Junta Cannot Buy Legitimacy

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On July 3, 2026, General Min Aung Hlaing arrived in Vientiane for a state visit that marked a calculated turning point in his diplomatic...

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