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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent visit is being hailed as a success, but both sides should be wary of pitfalls in the deepening relationship.

During his upcoming visit to Myanmar, Chinese President Xi Jinping’s top priority will be advancing Beijing’s strategy to project its power into the Indian Ocean.

If India wants to secure its place as a regional power in the Indo-Pacific, a stable and autonomous Myanmar is very much in its interest.

History shows us that extreme nationalism breeds violence and misery; it must not be allowed to take root in Myanmar.

Amid international pressure over rights abuses, Myanmar has embraced Chinese intervention. But Myanmar would do better to see past China’s agenda and look to the West.

An understanding of key facts is missing from the prevailing international view of The Gambia’s genocide case against Myanmar.

The tools and programs created by outside “experts” to support Myanmar’s democratic transition are crippling the country’s politics, leaving key questions unaddressed.

Defending Myanmar against genocide charges in The Hague, the State Counselor finds herself in a position she could not have imagined just a few years ago.

On the 35th anniversary of his passing, Dr. San Baw, a Myanmar surgeon who pioneered the use of ivory hip prostheses to replace fractured thighbones, is remembered by his son.

Use your power to protect during the ongoing 16-Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign.

The worsening war has left the NLD and ANP relatively powerless in Rakhine. So why should the millions who voted for them be expected to have any faith in democracy?

Domestic reform is necessary to establish Myanmar as a rights-respecting nation.

Next week’s ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit will serve as a curtain-raiser for Seoul’s New Southern Policy 2.0.

US President Trump has followed his snub of ASEAN’s Bangkok summit by inviting the bloc’s leaders to Washington, but it remains to be seen if they’re in a mood to accept.

Various international models are available, but one way or another the Myanmar military must address the demands of ethnic minorities if the country is to achieve peace.