This week our editors discuss an explosive article suggesting Myanmar’s opposition can’t win because it is led by an “insurgency industrial complex” that stands to gain from a forever-war.
As Myanmar negotiates Russian gas imports, accompanying satellite and communications deals could strengthen the regime’s military surveillance capabilities.
At the recent Forum 2000 in Prague, Kim Aris talked to the Seznam Zpravy website about his mother’s many years in detention and his own reluctant journey into the limelight.
A Chinese delegation met with the military’s proxy USDP and eight other parties last week to gauge public sentiment and obstacles to bilateral relations.
Migrant workers in Thailand seek to dodge the regime’s attempts to squeeze money from them through controversial Certificates of Identity, which are now needed for their work permits.
This week our editors discuss the regime’s senseless slaughter of civilians from the air while its foot soldiers are being decimated on the battlefield.
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