Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 14 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 15, 2025) Tensions Rise Between MNDAA and the Military; Hsipaw–Lashio Road Closed Tensions have erupted once again between the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), based in Kokang, and the military junta…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 13 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 14, 2025) What Kinds of Stories Should Be Written in the Myanmar Spring Chronicle? Today’s most noteworthy story concerns reports that the National Unity Government (NUG) — the civilian administration leading the…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 12 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 13, 2025) U.S. sanctions 4 DKBA leaders In recent months, reports about online fraud syndicates along the Thailand–Myanmar border have continued to surface, and the governments and armed groups connected to them…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 11 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 12, 2025) Looking Back on the Spring Revolution While scrolling through Facebook recently, I came across an analysis from a political commentator stating that “the first wave of the Spring Revolution has…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 10 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 11, 2025) All Domestic Artists Pressured to Join the Junta’s Election Propaganda Campaign For Myanmar artists living abroad — those who have left the country and not yet returned — there is…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 9 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 10, 2025) Buildings in KK Park, One of the Cybercrime Hubs in the “Kyar Phyant” Region, Destroyed by the Junta and BGF The KK Park compound, one of several sites in Myanmar’s…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 8 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 9, 2025) After TNLA’s Ceasefire, MDY PDF Loses Territory in Mandalay Region Following the October 27–28 talks in Kunming, Yunnan Province, the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) — one of the three…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 7 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 8, 2025) Rakhine State under Blockade and Airstrikes For years now, the military junta has restricted shipments of food, medicine, and consumer goods into Rakhine State, while also blocking the export of…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 6: The Scene (MoeMaKa – November 7, 2025) The Junta’s Pressure on Artists and the Fate of Mogok As Myanmar’s military junta moves closer to staging its so-called “elections,” it has intensified pressure on…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 5 View(MoeMaKa) November 6, 2025 Tax Abuse, Crimes by Some Fighters, and the Spring Revolution In areas called “liberated zones”—towns and territories seized from the military and held by armed resistance groups—there have been a…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 4 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 5, 2025) The Strategies of the Revolutionary Forces and the Military Junta The term “revolutionary forces” generally refers to the diverse coalition opposing Myanmar’s military dictatorship — including ethnic armed organizations (EAOs),…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 3 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 4, 2025) TNLA to Withdraw from Mogok on November 20 — the Situation in Mogok Reports have emerged that the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) plans to withdraw from Mogok on November…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 2 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 3, 2025) The 2025–2026 Election — or the Continuation of the Coup Most of the recent events in Myanmar are directly linked to the election planned for the end of this year.…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 1 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 2, 2025) The Value of Information Every day, the Burmese-language internet is flooded with an overwhelming amount of news — reports of battles, political updates, human rights abuses committed by armed groups,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – October 31 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 1, 2025) The Junta’s Intolerant Election The recent arrests of six well-known film directors and actors within just a few days have shocked the public. The junta detained acclaimed director Mite Tee,…
