Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 29 Highlights(MoeMaKa, August 30, 2025) The Importance of Facing Reality and Setting Strategy for the Revolution After the February 1, 2021 military coup, the goals of the uprising were clearly set: to topple military dictatorship,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 28 Highlights(MoeMaKa, August 29, 2025) Junta Declares Karen National Union (KNU) an “Unlawful Association” and “Terrorist Organization” The military junta has officially declared the Karen National Union (KNU)—Myanmar’s oldest ethnic armed organization fighting for self-determination—an…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 27 Highlights(MoeMaKa, August 28, 2025) Import Restrictions and Spiraling Prices In recent weeks, Myanmar’s military junta has issued a series of new rules and restrictions on foreign imports. The most dramatic move was the sudden…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 26 Highlights(MoeMaKa, August 27, 2025) AA Reports 12 Civilians Killed, Including Children, in Mrauk-U Airstrike – Myanmar’s Refugee Crisis Spills Beyond Borders The Arakan Army (AA) announced on August 26 that a junta airstrike on…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 25 Highlights(MoeMaKa, August 26, 2025) The Military Commission’s Grand Strategy Against Resistance Armed Groups In the lead-up to the elections planned for the end of the year, Myanmar’s junta has begun launching counteroffensives to retake…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 24 Highlights(MoeMaKa, August 25, 2025) The Destruction of Gote Htik Bridge and the Propaganda War On the morning of August 24, about a 30-foot section of the Gote Htik Bridge near the Kyaukme side collapsed.…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 23 Highlights(MoeMaKa, August 24, 2025) The Disappearance of Truth and Facts Amid War “The first casualty when war comes is truth.” — This was said by U.S. Senator Hiram Johnson in 1918, the year World…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 22 Highlights(MoeMaKa, August 23, 2025) A period overwhelmed by war, death, starvation, and physical/psychological trauma Each morning at dawn and evening after work, people scroll through social media only to be met with devastating news:–…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 2 Viewpoint(MoeMaKa, August 3, 2025) How Accurately and Fairly Can the Media Present the Truth? A commentator identifying as Kachin, writing under the name Jan Khone (aka Naw Hkung), recently posted an article on his…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 1 Perspective(MoeMaKa, August 2, 2025) 63 Townships Placed Under Martial Law; Suspension of Three Sections of the “Safeguarding Personal Freedoms” Law Under the directive of Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, the head of the military…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 31 Perspective(MoeMaKa, August 1, 2025) The Beginning of the 2025 Election Landscape — Not the Same as 2010 Four and a half years after the military coup, the junta—formally named the State Administration Council—announced on…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 30 Perspective(MoeMaKa, July 31, 2025) Increase in Airstrikes, Public Perception, and Neighboring Countries’ Views on Aerial Attacks For the past nearly five years, civilians living in territories controlled by ethnic armed groups and PDFs have…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 29 Viewpoint(MoeMaKa, July 30, 2025) Election Laws Issued in Relation to the Military Council’s Planned Polls The military council, which seized power in a coup, has issued amendments to the election law—known as the Sixth…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 28 Viewpoint(MoeMaKa, July 29, 2025) Who Benefits from the Thailand–Cambodia Border Conflict? After decades of unresolved border disputes between Thailand and Cambodia, military clashes finally erupted in recent days—though on a limited scale. Beginning on…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – July 27 Viewpoint(MoeMaKa – July 28, 2025) The Life of Myanmar People Enduring One Wave of Flooding After Another Every year during the monsoon season, certain regions of Myanmar suffer from flooding. This is partly due…
