Sacrifices of September 1988 Not Forgotten as Myanmar’s Long March to Democracy Continues
As Myanmar prepares for November’s general election, the 32nd anniversary of the bloody coup that brought the SLORC to power reminds us of what is at stake.
Editorial and Opinion
China Experts Wanted
China reserves the right to interfere in Myanmar’s affairs; it’s time Myanmar educated itself about its northern neighbor by creating think tanks and research institutes.
Myanmar’s Generals Aren’t Happy With China—and It’s No Longer a Secret
In a clear signal to China, Tatmadaw commander-in-chief Snr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing has warned that ‘strong forces’ are backing insurgent groups in Myanmar.
As Myanmar Charter Change Fails, a Good Time to Remember U Win Tin
For decades, U Win Tin bravely defied the military; it’s only fitting that we mark his 90th birthday just as the army thwarts his party’s bid to demilitarize politics.
Myanmar Will Benefit From Deeper Ties With India
As China’s influence grows, Myanmar would do well to seek stronger contributions from India to the country’s development, democratic transition and military capacity.
What’s in Store for Myanmar in 2020 and Beyond?
In this election year, we must be honest about the scope of the challenges that Myanmar faces, but let’s also continue to hope for progress toward peace and prosperity.
The Lady in The Hague
As she leads Myanmar’s legal team to the ICJ, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi returns to the international spotlight, playing a new role: defender of the national interest.
Leave Myanmar in Peace
Myanmar is right to worry about Beijing’s influence, but China-bashing isn’t the answer. The message to China—and to all—should be clear: Respect Myanmar’s sovereignty.
Myanmar’s Balancing Act Moves to India
As the commander-in-chief visits India, New Delhi and Naypyitaw have much to gain from enhancing mutual ties.
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