Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 29 Published by MoeMaKa on September 30, 2023 The Revolutionary Forces’ Assertion of Controlling 60% of Myanmar’s Territory The Acting President of the National Unity Government, Duwa Lashi La, recently responded to a query from Bloomberg…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 28 Published by MoeMaKa on September 29, 2023 The 35-Year Journey of the NLD Party and Myanmar Politics It has been 35 years since the inception of the National League for Democracy, known as the NLD.…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 27 Published by MoeMaKa on September 28, 2023 Shrinking Territories Held by the Military Council and the Road Ahead Over the past two and a half years, as the armed resistance has gained ground, the domains…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 26 Published by MoeMaKa on September 27, 2023 United Nations Human Rights Council Annual Meeting and the Myanmar Issue The 54th annual meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, featured a critical…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 25 DevelopmentsPublished by MoeMaKa on September 26, 2023 Impact of Shuffling Government Positions within the Military Council Over the course of the two-and-a-half-year military coup, there has been a series of significant changes in the…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 24 Published by MoeMaKa on September 25, 2023 Assessing the Potential Impact of the UN Annual Conference on Myanmar Amidst the United Nations’ annual conference, keen attention turns towards the statements by the UN Secretary-General, ASEAN…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 23 UpdatePublished by MoeMaKa on September 24, 2023 Tragic Ambush: 26 Lives Lost, Including PDF Members On the night of September 22, a dreadful ambush occurred near Cheyardaw Village, just one mile from Myaung in…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 22 Published by MoeMaKa on September 23, 2023 Everyday Struggles: Civilians Amidst Ongoing Conflict and Violence In the wake of the military coup, Myanmar has regrettably witnessed a relentless surge in civilian casualties. For many people,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 21 Published by MoeMaKa on September 22, 2023 United Nations Reaffirms U Kyaw Moe Tun as UN Ambassador to Myanmar; U.S. Announces $74 Million Aid for Rohingya Refugees In a noteworthy development, the United Nations Credential…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 20 Published by MoeMaKa on September 21, 2023 The Sinking of Hkamti-Monywa Flat Ship Raises Concerns of Tribalism On the afternoon of September 19, a tragic incident unfolded along the Chindwin River, where approximately 100 civilians…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 19 Published by MoeMaKa on September 20, 2023 Rising Concerns Over Corruption Among High-Ranking Military Council Generals In recent weeks, reports of high-ranking military council leaders facing corruption allegations have stirred the public, and it appears…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 18 Published by MoeMaKa on September 19, 2023 Sagaing Grapples with Escalating Violence as Myanmar Becomes a Hub for “Zhà Piàn” Online Scammers In the mid-2000s, the administrative capital of Sagaing Division was relocated to Monywa,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 17Published by MoeMaKa on September 18, 2023 Rising Military Operations in Karen and Mon States; Remembering the One-Year Anniversary of the Let Yet Kone Air Raid That Claimed 7 Young Lives Recently, military columns under…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 16Published by MoeMaKa on September 17, 2023 Navigating the Difficulties Faced by the People of Myanmar In the wake of the military coup, a significant portion of Myanmar’s population, including politicians, activists, prominent civil society…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 15Published by MoeMaKa on September 16, 2023 Escalation of Ethnic Armed Conflicts in Myanmar’s Border Regions In recent times, there has been a noticeable surge in the frequency of attacks and takeovers of military council…
