Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 24 (MoeMaKa) September 25, 2024 Famine as a Possible Consequence of Conflict, and Execution of Those Sentenced to Death Since the resurgence of internal armed conflict over the past three years, the violence has spread…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 23: A Scene (MoeMaKa) September 24, 2024 After an increase in Myanmar nationals entering Thailand, some Thai citizens protested in front of the Myanmar Embassy in Bangkok. In Bangkok, when protests occur in front of…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 22 Update(Moemaka) September 23, 2024 Airstrikes on Lashio and Naung Cho by the Military Council During the second phase of Operation 1027, Lashio, the headquarters of the Northeast Command, has been a primary target. Since…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 21 Scene (MoeMaKa) September 22, 2024 Consequences of Flooding, Warfare, and Environmental Degradation This September, five or more regions and states across Myanmar have been hit by sudden floods, leading to casualties, with towns and…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 20 Overview(MoeMaKa) September 21, 2024 Rising Negative Sentiment Towards Myanmar Migrant Workers In Thailand, there are officially around 2 million legal Myanmar migrant workers, with estimates suggesting the number of undocumented workers may be…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 19 Scene(MoeMaKa) September 20, 2024 To realize the dream of a Federal Union… In the discussions about building the future Union of Myanmar after overcoming military dictatorship, many terms have been used to describe the…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 18th Scene (MoeMaKa) September 19, 2024 What is the background behind the MNDAA’s September 4th statement? On September 18th, the Kokang armed group’s propaganda Facebook page, “Kokang News Agency,” published a statement issued on September…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 17th Overview(MoeMaKa) September 18, 2024 Unity Through Aid for Flood Relief and Reconstruction Efforts In Myanmar, the rising toll of fatalities and damage caused by flooding and sudden increases in water levels in Shan State,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 16, 2024 (MoeMaKa) September 17, 2024 How will Myanmar overcome the dangers of floods following the dangers of war? As Myanmar has faced over three years of armed conflict, the intense rainfall from the remnants…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 15th(MoeMaKa, September 16, 2024) What could be the consequences of war and floods? In Myanmar, where armed conflicts are erupting across the country, the consequences of war include internal displacement, destruction of homes by arson,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 14 Scene (MoeMaKa, September 15, 2024) Flooded Areas, Armed Conflicts, and Rescue Efforts The news regarding the regions affected by the floods that began on September 10 and 11 continues to dominate headlines. These reports…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 13, Scene(MoeMaKa – September 14, 2024) A Divided Nation and Natural Disasters The remnants of a powerful typhoon from the South China Sea swept across East Asia, bringing heavy rainstorms to Laos, Thailand, and eastern…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 12, (MoeMaKa) September 13, 2024 Comparing the 2024 Flood Disaster to Cyclone Nargis Sixteen years ago, Cyclone Nargis devastated the entire Ayeyarwady region and parts of Yangon Division, becoming one of the worst natural disasters…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 11th Perspective(MoeMaKa – September 12, 2024) Floods Amid Political and Military Conflicts Three and a half years have passed since Myanmar’s political crisis began, escalating into armed conflict. For the past three years, armed clashes…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 10 Scene(MoeMaKa) September 11, 2024 Foreign Interference and Political Tide in Myanmar Throughout modern Myanmar’s political history, there has been a tendency for the public and some politicians to hope for foreign intervention whenever they…
