Both the military regime and the resistance elites are stuck in the old centralist thinking, but a new bottom-up federalist movement is emerging, says Zaw Tuseng.
Three-hour bombardment of Rakhine detention camp that killed 116 POWs was conducted after weeks of aerial reconnaissance, according to high-ranking survivor.
The ethnic Arakan Army's pincer movement is closing in on junta positions on the outskirts of the city but faces heavy fortifications and thousands of civilians held as human shields.
Regime forces push north with relentless barrage of air, drone, and artillery strikes following the reported fall of Tagaung—the last resistance-held town in Mandalay Region.
Never before in the history of the Myanmar military has a Military Intelligence commander risen to commander-in-chief: in this week's talk, our editors try to make sense of the conundrum.
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