The military-dominated administration has dispensed with a central voice altogether, leaving any illusion of transparency and accountability in tatters.
Part 2 of a two-part series: The Irrawaddy’s Aung Zaw takes a closer look at how Min Aung Hlaing’s family controls key sectors and turns state power into private wealth.
By turning a beloved anti-dictatorship anthem into a military song, the junta exposes a familiar habit: when it cannot command loyalty, it tries to counterfeit memory.
