News Features on Burma & Burmese issues
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 26 (MoeMaKa), July 27, 2026 What Impact Could the SCEF–Arakan Army Meeting Have?A Reports in recent days indicate that leaders of the Steering Committee for the Emergence of a Federal Democratic Union (SCEF),…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 25 (MoeMaKa), July 26, 2026 A Parliament Dominated by the USDP Begins Questioning Min Aung Hlaing’s Military Government Reports have begun to emerge that Myanmar’s post-election parliament—dominated by the military-backed Union Solidarity and…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 24 (MoeMaKa), July 25, 2026 How Can Myanmar Reduce the Rise in Violent Crime After the Military Coup? Since the 2021 military coup, Myanmar has seen a sharp increase in serious crimes such…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 23 (MoeMaKa), July 24, 2026 MNDAA and UWSA Leaders Expected to Visit Naypyidaw as Junta’s 100-Day Peace Initiative Nears Deadline Reports have emerged that leaders of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 22 (MoeMaKa), July 23, 2026 The Economic Impact of the Junta Leader’s Import Restrictions to Fund the Civil War Reports in recent days indicate that eggs have become scarce in Yangon, with prices…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 21 (MoeMaKa), July 22, 2026 What Does the PSLF/TNLA–NSPNC Agreement Indicate? Minutes from a July 19 meeting in Naypyidaw between a delegation from the Palaung State Liberation Front / Ta’ang National Liberation Army…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 20 (MoeMaKa), July 21, 2026 NLD Central Working Committee Statement Sparks Debate Over Party Policy and Political Position A statement issued by the National League for Democracy (NLD) Central Working Committee (CWC) on…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 19 (MoeMaKa), July 20, 2026 Martyrs’ Day Amid Political and Military Conflict, and the TNLA’s Visit to Naypyidaw Seventy-nine years ago, on July 19, 1947, while Myanmar was still under British colonial rule…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 18 (MoeMaKa), July 19, 2026 Civil War, Resource Overexploitation, and Environmental Destruction Myanmar’s ongoing civil war has accelerated the overexploitation of natural resources and environmental degradation. With governance and the rule of law…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 17 (MoeMaKa), July 18, 2026 Starlink to Increase Fees for Users Operating Outside Their Authorized Country or RegionM Since Myanmar’s 2021 military coup, access to phone and internet services has become increasingly unreliable.…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 16 (MoeMaKa), July 17, 2026 Military Conflict, Diplomacy, Dialogue, and Myanmar’s Political Landscape When it comes to Myanmar’s political crisis and civil war, the international community generally approaches the issue from a common…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 15 (MoeMaKa), July 16, 2026 The Rise and Decline of Myanmar’s Anti-Junta Armed Resistance Since around the middle of 2025, the military and political momentum of the armed groups fighting Myanmar’s military regime…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 15 (MoeMaKa), July 14, 2026 A World Where Power Prevails Over Justice: What It Means for Myanmar For the people of Myanmar, it is natural to look to the international community when confronted…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 13 (MoeMaKa), July 14, 2026 ASEAN Envoys and Thailand’s Foreign Minister Hold Separate Meetings with Myanmar’s Rival Parties The ASEAN chair, the Philippines, and neighboring Thailand have both reiterated that Myanmar’s crisis must…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Scenes from July 12 (MoeMaKa), July 13, 2026 ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meet Myanmar’s Military-Appointed Foreign Minister in Bangkok Following Myanmar’s 2021 military coup, ASEAN convened a special summit in Jakarta, Indonesia, where coup leader Min Aung…
