Kyaw Kyaw Thein discusses to what extent the country’s media landscape has improved.
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Open Letter to the State Counselor
Building peace and a federal democratic system are understandable priorities, but another matter too requires urgent attention, writes Kyaw Zwa Moe.
The Telecommunications Law, Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press
Bo Kyi discusses the worrying increase in the use of Article 66(d) of the Telecommunications Law over the past year.
Lessons From Gettysburg
The American Civil War can offer insights into Burma’s current situation and the future of its armed forces, writes Khin Zaw Win.
The UWSA and the Risks Within Burma’s Political Landscape
Wa statehood, the NCA, ethnic alliances and a fortified Wa army must be addressed in govt peace talks where the UWSA are included, writes Joe Kumbun.
The UNFC: From High Hopes to an Uncertain Future
Resignations and suspensions are threatening to finish the once-formidable bloc of ethnic armed groups.
Displaced by Violence, Kaman Yearn for Home as Hopes Dim
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Five years after being displaced by violence in Arakan State, Kaman Muslim IDPs air concerns over rights and resettlement.
Pulling Strings Together
Kyaw Sit Naing describes the difficulties of entrepreneurship in Myanmar.
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Insurance in Myanmar: Spreading the Risk
Stephen Weedon discusses the state of Myanmar’s insurance industry.
Improving Education Reform in Myanmar
Phyu Phyu Thin Zaw discusses what is missing in the education reform process.
Swedish Human Rights Ambassador Annika Ben David Visits Myanmar
Sweden is and will continue to be a strong voice that stands up for, defends and promotes human rights, democracy and rule of law – in Myanmar and elsewhere.
World Bank Arm Considering Support for Businessman Linked to Blacklisted Bank
The IFC considers supporting a cement factory project with ties to Aik Htun, who is connected to previously blacklisted Asia Wealth Bank.
Stop Using Criminal Laws to Quash Peaceful Speech
Burmese students and social media users have been targeted for satire and peaceful criticism.
Taking Advantage of Open Data to Foster Innovation, Transparency and Civic Participation
Data visualization designer and senior advisor at Yangon innovation lab Yan Naung Oak explains the current and future uses of open data in Myanmar.
Open Letter to the State Counselor
The UNFC: From High Hopes to an Uncertain Future
NLD Govt Must Live up to Its Manifesto on Press Freedom
Is Burma Still Exercising a ‘Neutral Foreign Policy’ with China?
The Telecommunications Law, Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press
Lessons From Gettysburg
The UWSA and the Risks Within Burma’s Political Landscape
Displaced by Violence, Kaman Yearn for Home as Hopes Dim