NCA: The Elephant in the Room at the Peace Conference?

The Irrawaddy discusses the recent court decision to charge two Reuters reporters and what it means for press freedom, judicial independence and democracy.

This week, Dateline Irrawaddy discusses how the Central Bank of Myanmar should handle the weakening exchange rate and its effect on the country.

The Irrawaddy discusses the recent sanctions imposed by the EU and Canada on seven high-ranking Myanmar Army officials.

On the occasion of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's 73rd birthday, The Irrawaddy discusses her main achievements and failures and what legacy she is likely to leave behind.

The Irrawaddy discusses what measures the NLD govt should take to improve its efforts to fight corruption within its ranks.

The Irrawaddy discusses the main challenges in the ruling party’s battle against Myanmar’s entrenched culture of graft.

The Irrawaddy discusses the recent use of civilians in dispersing a peaceful protest.

A UN Security Council delegation visits northern Rakhine for the first time since military clearance operations forced 700,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh.

The Irrawaddy speaks with two generations of Thingyan Than Gyat lovers about the history and significance of the antiphonal chants and their efforts to keep the tradition alive.

The Irrawaddy discusses speeches given last week by the state counselor, army chief and new president—in light of his recent appointment.

The Irrawaddy discusses prospects for peace and progress in Myanmar with a newly-elected president at the helm.

The peace process appears stuck and at risk of giving up hard-won gains. Dateline Irrawaddy discusses what needs to be done to turn the momentum around.

The Irrawaddy discusses achievements and challenges in that time with two veterans of the student and pro-democracy movements.