Reluctant Exiles: Another ‘Life or Death’ Exodus From Myanmar
The latest exodus of reluctant exiles from Myanmar comprises young people forced to leave everything behind to escape becoming frontline ...
The latest exodus of reluctant exiles from Myanmar comprises young people forced to leave everything behind to escape becoming frontline ...
Despite some striking similarities, there are crucial differences between the current uprising against military rule and the anti-regime resistance of ...
Five PDF members injured in the armed struggle to defeat the junta reflect on their journey to the front lines ...
The surviving children have vivid memories of seeing their friends killed by junta helicopters; many now feel terror at the ...
A political analyst recalls how his life intersected with those of the executed activist and his wife, first in prison ...
Since the coup, an already sinister list has become much darker, with junta chief Min Aung Hlaing outdoing even his ...
The people will continue to fight to restore the election result that was stolen from them in 2020.
The young protesters’ determination to defeat the regime is summed up in their motto: ‘They Die, or They Die!’
Watching elderly voters solemnly cast their advance ballots in 2020 offers a lesson in the larger significance of Myanmar’s general ...
In Rankhu, a remote spot three hours’ drive from Loikaw, it’s almost possible to believe there’s ‘nothing to kill or ...
To mark the 36th anniversary of the 1988 coup by top generals that replaced the government of dictator Ne Win, ...
The Saffron Revolution showcased Burma’s monks at their best, but that moral standing has been eroded by a manipulative old ...
Moe Aung, who also once served as Navy chief, has disappeared from the new regime lineup amid a massive data ...
A UK-based group traced “anti-jamming” modules from a European manufacturer to Chinese resellers and finally to the junta’s drone fleet.
Deputy chief of Southeastern Command among dozens detained after hundreds of trucks intercepted on Karen border route, severely disrupting trade.
The regime is mobilizing hundreds of troops to recapture a strategic police station in Pale Township that was seized by ...
No matter how legitimate their struggle against the junta, we need greater scrutiny of how ethnic armed groups administer the ...
Regime patrols in Mandalay have begun stopping pedestrians and motorists to search mobile phones for VPNs and social media posts.
This week’s Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if staging an election will give Min Aung Hlaing his dream job.
Rebranded regime resuspends key privacy laws despite lifting emergency rule.
A depleted junta flotilla carrying reinforcements from Mandalay has docked in the strategic town of Bhamo amid ongoing clashes with ...
Historian Sam Dalrymple traces the five partitions of Britain’s Indian Empire, from Burma to the Arabian Peninsula, and the legacies ...
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