News Features on Burma & Burmese issues
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 20 Civilian Struggles Amid Military Council Administration MoeMaKa, December 21, 2023 Crisis Deepens for Political Prisoners and Civilians: A Glimpse into Myanmar’s Struggle Recent reports reveal an alarming escalation in the oppression faced by political…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 19 Diplomacy and International Dynamics MoeMaKa, December 21, 2023 United Nations Engagement and International Relations: A Complex Landscape In a recent development on the international stage, the United Nations Population Fund’s representative has arrived in…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 18 Humanitarian Crisis Deepens with Over 2.5 Million War RefugeesMoeMaKa, December 19, 2023 **Escalating Hardships as Myanmar Grapples with Unprecedented Refugee Crisis** As Myanmar witnesses an unrelenting escalation of armed conflict, the dire consequences are…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 17 Escalating Conflicts and Humanitarian Crisis Unfolding MoeMaKa, December 18, 2023 Bridge Blown Up Between Myawaddy and Kawkareik; Sagaing Division Gripped by Intensifying Battles Recent reports highlight a critical development impacting the Thai-Myanmar border trade,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 16 Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Holiday Season MoeMaKa, December 17, 2023 Myanmar Faces Suffering and Displacement During Christmas and New Year While many countries globally celebrate the festive season with joy and tranquility, Myanmar stands in…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 15 Fallout from Northern Operations MoeMaKa, December 17, 2023 **Diverse Goals of Northern Armed Groups and Lingering Impacts** The conflict in northern Myanmar, particularly in the northeastern region of northern Shan State, remains a prominent…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 14 Diplomatic Maneuvers and Ongoing Clashes MoeMaKa, December 15, 2023 Thai Prime Minister Advocates Leadership in Myanmar Talks Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has expressed that Thailand should spearhead discussions on Myanmar affairs on behalf…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 13MoeMaKa, December 14, 2023 Urban Warfare Unfolds & The Strategic Shift: Cities Caught in the Crossfire In the wake of the Kokang Armed Forces’ joint operation by the 3 Northern Brotherhood Alliances (MNDAA, TNLA, and…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 12 DevelopmentsMoeMaKa, December 13, 2023 Ongoing Turmoil: Striking Events in Sagaing and Northern Shan Reports emerge of the military council’s Air Force bombarding a court building under the National Unity Government (NUG) in Pale Township,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 11 MoeMaKa, December 12, 2023 Temporary Pause in the Battle Ring: Myanmar’s Fragile Ceasefire Talks A month and 17 days since the initiation of coordinated attacks by the 3 Northern Brotherhood Alliances in the northern…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 10 MoeMaKa, December 11, 2023 Decades-Long Civil Strife in Myanmar: An Insight into the Future Myanmar has been ensnared in a civil war for over 70 years, with the flames of conflict flickering through the…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 9 MoeMaKa, December 10, 2023 Fuel Shortage and General Crisis Grips Major Cities This week, Yangon, Mandalay, Mawlamyine, Taunggyi, and other densely populated cities are grappling with the arduous task of procuring fuel. City residents,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 08 MoeMaKa, December 9, 2023 Military Council Adopts Unconventional Recruitment Strategies As the Military Council faces relentless attacks on multiple fronts, it resorts to unconventional methods to replenish its diminishing military strength. Recent reports indicate…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 07 MoeMaKa, December 08, 2023 Intensified Conflict in Kokang and Bago; Administrative Preparations in Karenni State Recent developments in the ongoing conflict are making headlines, including the capture of base camps around Laukkaing in Kokang…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – December 06 MoeMaKa, December 07, 2023 Urban Struggles and Rural Perils: Pondering a Post-Conflict Union Residents in cities and state/region capitals under Military Council control may not have witnessed direct warfare, barring Loikaw, but they grapple…
