Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 5 Viewpoint (Moe Ma Kha) August 6, 2024 Neighboring Country’s Prime Minister Toppled by Public Uprising; Speech by Military Council Leader The news that Sheikh Hasina, the authoritarian female Prime Minister who ruled Bangladesh for…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 4 Scene (MoeMaKa) August 5, 2024 The Northeast Command Headquarters (NCH) falls into the hands of the Kokang armed group, with thousands of surrenders and captives, including the commander. The Kokang armed group MNDAA announced…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 3(MoeMaKa) August 4, 2024 The Situation in Myanmar: Not the Worst Yet In the past years, the ongoing armed conflicts in various regions of Myanmar, including major cities, have resulted in numerous deaths, killings, destruction…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 2nd Scene(Moe Ma Ka) August 3, 2024 The Bombing Between Civilian and Military Hospitals The MNDAA armed group has been intensively attacking for nearly a month to capture Lashio town and the regional military headquarters.…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – August 1 Scene (Moemaka) August 2, 2024 Tragic Civilian Experiences Amidst the War Between successive battles, civilians are being fatally shot, tortured, and killed. They are being deliberately targeted to weaken the enemy’s military advantage. Food,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 26 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 27, 2024 The Religious Leader’s Comment that the Sufferings of Myanmar Will Never End Recently, in an interview with CAN news agency, Cardinal Charles Bo, the Catholic religious leader of Myanmar, remarked…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 25 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 26, 2024 Revolution and Criticism When there are weaknesses related to the Spring Revolution, or the fight against the coup military, criticism often emerges in various forms. The Spring Revolution involves not…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 24 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 25, 2024 Armed Conflict, Over-Exploitation of Resources, and Drugs The term “armed conflict” refers to war, armed attacks, ambushes, bombings, and territorial occupation. Within a few months of Myanmar’s independence, a political…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 23 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 24, 2024 KIA Captures Infantry Battalion 321 in Waingmaw, Kachin State; Bridge Connecting Mon, Karen, and Tanintharyi Blown Up It was reported that the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) recently captured Light Infantry…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 22 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 23, 2024 Rohingya and Arakan Army in Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State The National Unity Government (NUG) issued a statement urging the protection of civilians during recent battles and operations in Rakhine State,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 21 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 22, 2024 Wars, the Possibility of Food Shortages, and the Chance of Survival A few months after the peaceful protests following the 2021 military coup, the decision was made to take up…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 20 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 21, 2024 International Attention on Rakhine State Rakhine State in Myanmar is facing unique challenges compared to other regions experiencing armed conflicts. For decades, ethnic and religious tensions have existed between the…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 19 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 20, 2024 Fierce Fighting Continues in Kachin State The Kachin Independence Army (KIA) began its offensives in March, just weeks after the 3 Northern Brotherhood Alliance signed a ceasefire agreement in Kunming,…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 18 ScenesMoeMaKa, May 19, 2024 The Rakhine State Conflict and the Potential for Complications: Outcomes of the Haigen Dialogue in Yunnan Province In Rakhine State, the Arakan Army (AA) has launched multiple offensives, capturing several…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – May 17 Scenes MoeMaKa, May 18, 2024 The various hardships and dangers accompanying the war Myanmar has been embroiled in civil war for seven decades, even before the 2021 military coup. It holds the record for…
