Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 16 Viewpoint(Moemaka, July 17, 2025) Transitional Problems During the Revolution After the military coup in February 2021, a mass uprising emerged under the banner of resisting the coup and establishing a federal democratic state—widely known…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 15 Viewpoint(Moemaka, July 16, 2025) Taxation, Rule of Law, and Criminal Incidents in Upper Myanmar In recent days, a series of events have drawn renewed attention to the issues of taxation, law enforcement, and public…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 14 ViewpointMoemaka, July 15, 2025 Junta Troops Enter TNLA-Controlled Nawnghkio; Battle Shifts and Strategic Uncertainty Rises On the afternoon of July 13, reports emerged that junta forces had begun entering parts of Nawnghkio, a town…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 13 ViewpointMoemaka, July 14, 2025 Global Geopolitics and Myanmar’s Escalating Crisis The political crisis in Myanmar—manifesting as a raging civil war—has reached a critical juncture at a time when the world is also teetering on…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 12 Viewpoint (Moemaka, July 13, 2025): Junta Forces Closing in on Naungcho; Gains and Losses of Strategic Outposts and Towns The Myanmar military has been gradually advancing toward Naungcho, a town captured by the TNLA…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 11 (Moemaka, July 12, 2025): Civilian Casualties from Daily Airstrikes Intensify The Myanmar military junta’s daily airstrikes—using fighter jets and bombing missions—have sharply increased in recent weeks, resulting in a growing number of civilian casualties.…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 10 Perspective (Moemaka, July 11, 2025): A Letter Back to President Trump from the Myanmar Junta Leader, and Major Drug Seizure Near Var Bridge On July 7, U.S. President Donald Trump sent out official notification…
“Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 9 Perspective” (Moemaka, July 10, 2025): The “New Normal” Conditions of Civil War A resident of Myitkyina recently posted on Facebook that the price of gasoline in the town has reached 7,800 kyats per liter,…
“Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 8 Perspective” (Moemaka, July 9, 2025): Is it time for NUG reform? On July 7, Dr. Theza San, a representative from the Mandalay general strike movement within the National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC), publicly criticized…
“Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 7 Perspective” (Published by MoeMaKa July 8, 2025): Territorial Control, Governance, and the Shared Goal of the Revolution The Spring Revolution’s core objective is to dismantle the military dictatorship—a regime that relies on military power…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 6 Overview(MoeMaKa) July 7, 2025 Chin Armed Groups Clash in Border Town Near India In the border town of Rihkhawdar in Chin State, which borders India’s Mizoram State, an internal conflict erupted when Chin armed…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 5 View (MoeMaKa, July 6, 2025) What Does the Military Council’s Offer to PDF Forces Signify? China Holds Separate Meetings with TNLA and the Junta On July 4, 2025, approximately six months before the proposed…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 2 Highlights(MoeMaKa) July 3, 2025 The Puzzling Prisoner Escape Incident in Hlaing Tharyar On the afternoon of June 1, a detainee named Ma Zun Pwint Hlaing, who was being held at the Hlaing Tharyar Township…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 1 View(MoeMaKa, July 2, 2025) Thailand’s Political Instability and Its Impacts on Myanmar Nationals In neighboring Thailand, where estimates suggest between 3 to 6 million Myanmar nationals currently reside, the recent political turbulence has raised…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – June 30 View(MoeMaKa, July 1, 2025) The Destruction After the Coup On social media this week, it was reported that garbage collectors in Yangon’s bustling Chinatown discovered the lifeless body of a newborn baby, wrapped in…
