Tag: Peace process
Framework draft awaits nationwide ceasefire signing
The draft framework for political dialogue (FPD) is now almost completed to await for the much anticipated Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement signing which is expected...
The Peace Process: What’s next?
As delegates from each ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) head for the Wa capital of Panghsang aka Pangkham on the Sino-Burmese border, one question: whether...
War and peace process can’t go together
On 19 April, government owned media reported that a total of 126 soldiers were killed and 359 more injured during the fight in Kokang....
Ceasefire debacle and illegal logging blame game
As 30 March meeting, the seventh round continuation of peace talks, that would be held between Nationwide Ceasefire Coordination Team (NCCT) and Union Peace-making...
IS THE PEACE PROCESS IN MYANMAR DEAD?
Fighting in Kokang and Kachin State
Citing the recent heavy fighting in Kokang, northern Shan State, and continued clashes in Kachin State, some analysts/observers have...
Mizoram peace broker to return to Burma soon
Pu Zoramthanga, former rebel and ex-chief minister of Mizoram, will be returning to Burma soon to explore ways to assist in the current peace...
To Hopeland and Back (XI)
Day One. Wednesday, 28 January 2015 This time we are descending upon Mongla, 158 miles (252.8 km) from the Thai border. This trip takes place 2...
UNFC UNION DAY STATEMENT: The ball is now in Thein Sein’s...
It is timely and appropriate that United Nationalities Federal Council (UNFC) comes up with a statement, on 29 January, to respond to President Thein...
UNFC leader: Call for signing on federalism made
Gen N.Ban La, Chairman of the 12 armed organization alliance, the United Nationalities Federal Council (UNFC), said on Sunday, 25 January, a proposal has...
Mizo ex-rebel: Peacemakers should be at peace
Former rebel and former chief minister of India’s Mizoram, who is on a visit to Thailand has urged peacemakers on both government and rebel...
