News Features on Burma & Burmese issues
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 04 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 05, 2024 The Ties Behind News Media In connection with World Press Freedom Day on May 3rd, it’s important to ask whether all media outlets are impartial, accurate, and serving the public…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 03 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 04, 2024 World Press Freedom Day & the Hope for Full Press Freedom May 3rd is World Press Freedom Day, established by UNESCO in 1997. It is a day to honor journalists…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 02 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 03, 2024 The Recruitment of Soldiers Becoming the Highest Priority for the Military Council While many youths are seeking work abroad through official applications facilitated by labor ministries, companies, and job agencies,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 01 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 02, 2024 May Day & the Situation of Workers in Myanmar On May 1, recognized globally as International Workers’ Day, the situation of workers’ rights in Myanmar is severely impacted by military…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 30 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 01, 2024 Myanmar Under the Rage of Civil War and El Niño Climate Change If you ask what the biggest problem that the people of Myanmar are currently facing, the answer is…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 29 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 30, 2024 “How Will Residents Rebuild Their Lives?”: The Strategy of City Capture Battles Seeing the burning houses, and the destruction of buildings, monasteries, hospitals, and schools by airstrikes after city capture…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 28 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 29, 2024 Kawkareik and Kaw Bein: Retreat of Revolutionary Force When Operation 1027 was launched by the AA, Kokang, and Ta’ang Palaung armed groups in northern Shan State, the KNL, DKBA breakaway…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 27 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 28, 2024 Interests and Honesty in the Political and Military Fields There is a well-known saying about international relations and political events: there are no permanent friends or permanent enemies, only permanent…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 26 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 27, 2024 What Kind of Administration Will Emerge in Liberated Areas? Over the past six months, the military council’s control has significantly diminished, leading to the emergence of ethnic armed groups and…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 25 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 26, 2024 How Will the Friction Among Armed Forces in Northern Shan State Be Solved? The offices and liaison offices of the KIA in areas captured during Operation 1027, specifically in the…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 24 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 25, 2024 The Situation 6 Months After Operation 1027 As we approach the six-month mark following Operation 1027, where the 3 Brotherhood Alliance (comprising three northern ethnic armed groups) launched an offensive…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 23 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 24, 2024 War, the Current Crisis, Interests, and Positions A few days ago, joint KNU/KNLA and PDF forces captured the Military Council’s Infantry Battalion IB-275, stationed near Myawaddy. The military council troops…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 22 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 23, 2024 Will Thailand Be Able to Intervene in the Myanmar Issue? Thailand’s Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, is prepared to intervene in Myanmar’s issues, according to his secretary, who revealed this to…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 21 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 22, 2024 Fighting in Myawaddy & the Unclear Positions of Some Karen Armed Groups In early April 2024, during the peak of the summer and the El Niño event, battles between the…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – April 20 ScenesMoeMaKa, April 21, 2024 KNLA Forces Dislodge Military Council Troops from Friendship Bridge No. 3 After a Day-Long Battle The vicinity of Myawaddy Town is controlled by several armed groups, including the KNU/KNLA, DKBA,…
