Domestic News Updates – March 11, 2025 Evening 📌📌 1. Ko Htein Lin Affirms That Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and the People of Myanmar Strongly Desire the Country’s Liberation March 11 Ko Htein Lin has affirmed that…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 10 MoeMaKa, March 11, 2025 Statements from the Coup Leader Returning from Russia and Belarus Since the military coup in February 2021, junta leader Min Aung Hlaing has repeatedly extended the state of emergency under…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 9 OverviewMoeMaKa, March 10, 2025 The Killing of a Shan Monk and the Informant Allegation Issue On the evening of March 4, an armed group killed a Shan monk, U Dhammasara, and his lay attendant,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 8 Scene MoeMaKa, March 9, 2025 Northern Shan Region’s Territorial Dispute to be Resolved Through Public Consultation KIA Deputy Chairman General Gun Maw has commented on social media that the ongoing conflict between KIA and…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 7 Overview MoeMaKa, March 8, 2025 TNLA Seizes KIA Liaison Office in Kutkai Amid Clashes On March 7, TNLA (Ta’ang National Liberation Army) forces seized the KIA (Kachin Independence Army) liaison office in Kutkai town…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 5 Overview MoeMaKa, March 6, 2025 6 Killed as MNDAA Troops Open Fire on KIA Members and Villagers Opposing Gold Mining in Mongsi Village, Kutkai On March 5, an incident occurred in Mongsi village, Kutkai…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 4 PerspectiveMoeMaKa, March 5, 2025 Is Extremist Media Dominating Myanmar and the World? From the very beginning, Myanmar’s media landscape and journalists have largely been viewed as independent and unaffiliated entities. The public tends to…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 3 Overview MoeMaKa, March 4, 2025 Following the Powerful – Myanmar Military Council’s Trip to Russia and Its Strategic Shift According to reports dated March 3 (Yangon time, March 4), Myanmar’s military junta leader, Min…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 2: A PerspectiveMoeMaKa, March 3, 2025 63 Years After Myanmar’s First Military Coup If we were to officially define Myanmar’s first military coup, it would be the March 2, 1962, takeover by the military under…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – March 1 ViewMoeMaKa, March 2, 2025 The Interconnection Between Natural Resources and Armed Conflicts History has shown that when a country is rich in natural resources but politically unstable, foreign powers seeking profit often intervene and…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – February 28 PerspectiveMoeMaKa, March 1, 2025 Myanmar: One of the Worst Countries for Human Rights According to the United Nations, which monitors and reports on global human rights conditions, social and economic developments, and humanitarian crises,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – February 27 UpdateMoemaka, February 28, 2025 NLD Working Committee Calls for Review of Arrest Warrants Against U Htin Kyaw and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Issued by Argentine Court The NLD Working Committee in exile has…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – February 26 ViewpointMoeMaKa, February 27, 2025 Lessons from Global Affairs for Myanmar’s Situation On February 22, 2022, Russian troops launched their invasion of Ukraine, marking the beginning of the Ukraine-Russia war. As the conflict reaches…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – February 25 Scene MoeMaKa, February 26, 2025 Wedding Bombing by Military Junta & Controversy Over “Upper Burma Dubai” Article On February 22, Irrawaddy News Agency published an article titled “Behind Upper Burma’s Dubai,” detailing corruption, exploitation,…
Oakland Street Renamed in Memory of Myanmar Immigrant Killed in Hit-and-Run (MoeMaKa – February 26, 2025) In honor of Daw Santu Maya, a 73-year-old Myanmar immigrant who tragically lost her life in a hit-and-run accident, the City of Oakland has…
