News Features on Burma & Burmese issues
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 2: InsightsMoeMaKa, December 3, 2024 Issue of Shooting at Thai Fishing Boat on the Myanmar-Thai Border On November 27, a Thai fishing boat was fired upon by a Myanmar Navy vessel, resulting in the arrest…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 1 PerspectiveMoeMaKa, December 2, 2024 ICC Actions and the Hopes of the Myanmar People In the last week of November, reports emerged that the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) had applied for…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 30 PerspectiveMoeMaKa, December 1, 2024 Myanmar Navy Shoots Thai Fishing Boat; Bangladeshi Fisherman Reportedly Shot Near Border In recent days, the Myanmar Navy reportedly fired upon a Thai fishing vessel that had entered Myanmar’s territorial…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 29 PerspectiveMoeMaKa, November 2024 Struggles, Challenges, and Progress of Ethnic Revolutionary Forces Ethnic revolutionary groups across Myanmar continue their fight against the military dictatorship in various regions, including ethnic and non-ethnic territories. Analysts are paying…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 28 Overview(MoeMaKa, November 29, 2024) KIA Announces Dissolution of Kachin Special Region 1 The Kachin Independence Army (KIA), which recently seized control of Kachin Special Region 1 in eastern Kachin State, announced its dissolution on…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 27 Scene(MoeMaKa, November 28, 2024) ICC Arrest Warrant Requested for Military Leader Min Aung Hlaing Today’s most talked-about news in Myanmar revolves around the International Criminal Court (ICC), where its Chief Prosecutor has filed a…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 26 Perspective(MoeMaKa, November 27, 2024) The UWSA and Thai Border Dispute: What is the Solution? For Myanmar, currently embroiled in civil war, the situation is far from ordinary. Unlike the relatively peaceful periods of the…
1. At Least 6 Killed in Airstrikes on Lungthia Village, Falam Township November 27The military junta conducted airstrikes on Lungthia village in Falam Township, Chin State, killing at least six people, including members of the local defense forces, according…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 25 Update(MoeMaKa, November 26, 2024) TNLA Announces Readiness for Talks with Military Council On November 25, the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) issued a statement titled “A Declaration of Readiness for Dialogue to Resolve Escalating…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 24 Perspective(MoeMaKa, November 25, 2024) The Impact of the U.S. Presidential Transition on Myanmar How significant is the impact of the U.S. presidential election, held every four years, on Myanmar’s affairs? It is widely accepted…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 23 Overview(MoeMaKa) November 24, 2024 Economic Downturn Amidst Military Expenditures of Over 41,000 Billion Kyats As armed conflicts rage across Myanmar, leading to a significant decline in agriculture, livestock, manufacturing, and service industries, the military…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 22 Highlights(MoeMaKa, November 23, 2024) Global Affairs and Myanmar’s Situation Since the end of World War II, the world witnessed a Cold War, marked by decades of arms races and scientific advancements between the Soviet…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 21 Perspective(MoeMaKa) November 22, 2024 In Southern Shan State, the military junta has initiated certain offensives and is preparing for further operations in potential regions Following the second phase of the “Operation 1027,” which began…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 20 Scenes (MoeMaKa) November 21, 2024 Elections and Civil War In various parts of the world, there is growing concern about whether regional conflicts might escalate into global wars. Since the end of World War…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – November 18 Insights(Moemaka, November 19, 2024) Chinese Government Detains MNDAA Leader News emerged in mid-November that Peng Daxun, a top leader of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) based in Kokang, northeastern Shan State, was…
