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After ending the state of emergency, Min Aung Hlaing gave his regime a new name as he positions himself to claim the presidency in December's military-run vote.
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An American author imagines giving the junta boss a piece of his mind in this bold cocktail of the textual and the visual.
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Beijing's campaign of coercion and fragmentation aims to sabotage Myanmar's revolution and help preserve junta rule as the guarantor of China's regional interests.
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Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews says lifting sanctions on junta allies undermines efforts to curb arms flow and emboldens a regime that has killed thousands of civilians.
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Thursday, July 31, 2025
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 07/31/2025
Wednesday, July 30, 2025
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 07/30/2025
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Ferrari & Associates helped Myanmar junta-linked entities and individuals get taken off America's sanctions list, highlighting long-standing ties between U.S. law firms and junta-linked clients.
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The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army says the regime has breached the terms of the April truce agreed in China.
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New electoral law carries harsh punishments for anyone seeking to interfere in the regime's stage-managed December poll.
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After Wednesday's tsunami warning for the Pacific, we ask: what is a tsunami, and how can it affect coastal communities?
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This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if the anti-regime groups can adapt to their weaknesses like the regime appears to be doing.
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Daw Myo Myo Aye, founder of the Solidarity Trade Union of Myanmar, was arrested last week and has not been heard from since.
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Human Rights Watch accuses the victorious ethnic army of imposing "policies of oppression" on Rohingya people, including arson, pillage, and forced labor.
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Pakistan is too remote geographically, economically, and ideologically from ASEAN to justify its urgent bid for closer integration, argues Vaishali Basu Sharma
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Tuesday, July 29, 2025
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 07/29/2025
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Trump's moves—including talks on minerals and the lifting of sanctions against junta cronies—fuel fears that Washington is abandoning Myanmar's opposition.
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Having eliminated 2020 landslide winner the NLD, the junta is doubling down to lock in military rule with December's poll.
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The regime's limited gains this month cannot halt a revolution powered by the people's rejection of military dictatorship, says Karenni resistance chief Maui (Marwi).
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The regime says the shelved steel mill project in southern Shan State that it is reviving with Russian help will finally be up and running in November 2026.
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Thailand said Cambodia broke a ceasefire agreed between the countries' prime ministers at Malaysia-brokered talks on Monday.
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