Daw Aung San Suu Kyi will be forced to rely more and more on China.
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Memory of Sacrifice: Memory, Justice and the Saffron Revolution
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Aileen Thomson reflects on commemorations of the pro-democracy struggle.
Rakhine State Crisis Hinders Myanmar’s Peace Process
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The success of Myanmar’s peace process hinges on how the govt, military, and ethnic armed organizations address the root causes of conflict collectively.
Marking 70 Years of US-Myanmar Relations
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An anniversary is a time to address the present and look to the future, writes Scot Marciel, the US Ambassador to Myanmar.
Behind the ‘Textbook Example’
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While the international community lambasts the State Counselor, observers should look closer at the group that sparked the latest bout of Rakhine violence, writes Mon Mon Myat.
In the Wake of Rakhine State Crisis, Support for Suu Kyi is (Almost) Solid
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Today, public support for the State Counselor is strong domestically, a change from previous months in which critics questioned her govt’s direction.
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is Still Myanmar’s Best Hope
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Tin Maung Htoo argues that despite international criticism of the state counselor, she is still the country’s best hope for peace and progress.
What Have NGOs Done Wrong in Rakhine?
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Arakanese political commentator Aung Myo Oo contemplates why ethnic Arakanese in Rakhine harbor animosity against aid organizations.
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India Wakes up to Multiple Concerns After Violence in Rakhine
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As Rakhine State reels from recent violence, India debates whether to deport the self-identified Rohingya who have migrated there over the years.
Thoughts on Rakhine State
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With a lack of reliable information and tension on both sides, immediate access for a credible, international organization to the region is necessary.
The Reality in Rakhine and Myanmar’s Complex Political Conundrum
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If the intl community wants to see a stable Myanmar, it needs to help the govt halt the violence in Rakhine and implement Kofi Annan’s recommendations.
UNFC: On the NCA Path
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Joe Kumbun asks why the UNFC is showing willingness to sign the NCA.
Toward National Security Based on Human Rights
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National security should mean acting to protect the life and property of all those living in the country, writes Aung Myo Min.
Climate Change: A Permanent Reality for Myanmar
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Reshmi Banerjee gives an overview of climate change-related risks for Myanmar.
In the Wake of Rakhine State Crisis, Support for Suu Kyi is (Almost) Solid
The Reality in Rakhine and Myanmar’s Complex Political Conundrum
The Man Behind the Burma Independence Army
A Matter of Conscience
Memory of Sacrifice: Memory, Justice and the Saffron Revolution
Rakhine State Crisis Hinders Myanmar’s Peace Process
Marking 70 Years of US-Myanmar Relations
Behind the ‘Textbook Example’