Even in areas where the junta's writ still runs, political parties feel safer keeping a low profile and struggle to meet official membership quotas or open the requisite offices.
The UWSA's restart of tin mining reveals how a non-state actor can control global supply chains—and highlights China's continued strategic vulnerability.
A drone suspected of being used in junta strikes on the KNLA veered into Thai territory and was defused by Thai forces, triggering a diplomatic protest.
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Seizure of Thabeikkyin would mark third recapture this month, after victories in neighboring Shan State's Mobye and Nawnghkio.
Two anti-regime groups in Mon State say they will take "military action" against anyone taking part in the regime's planned election.
Even in areas where the junta's writ still runs, political parties feel safer keeping a low profile and struggle to meet official membership quotas or open the requisite offices.
The UWSA's restart of tin mining reveals how a non-state actor can control global supply chains—and highlights China's continued strategic vulnerability.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if Thailand's political instability will shake up its relations with Myanmar's junta.
Tributes pour in for the heavy metal legend who capped his career with a final Black Sabbath show in Birmingham just a few weeks ago.
A drone suspected of being used in junta strikes on the KNLA veered into Thai territory and was defused by Thai forces, triggering a diplomatic protest.
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