Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 15Published by MoeMaKa on September 16, 2023 Escalation of Ethnic Armed Conflicts in Myanmar’s Border Regions In recent times, there has been a noticeable surge in the frequency of attacks and takeovers of military council…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 14, 2023 Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s Health Concerns and Arrests of Military Leaders on Economic Charges Reports concerning the health of 78-year-old National League for Democracy (NLD) Chairperson, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, have…
Unveiling the Unseen: Recent Developments in Myanmar’s Tanintharyi Region Published by MoeMaKa, September 14, 2023 The Tanintharyi Region in southern Myanmar has recently witnessed a surge in battles and political activities that have caught the attention of the nation. While…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 12 Scenes MoeMaKa, September 13, 2023 “The Complex Dynamics of Myanmar’s Armed Groups: A Franchise-like Structure” A recent news report sheds light on a concerning development within the National Special Force, a People’s Defense Force…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 11 Scenes MoeMaKa, September 12, 2023 Myanmar’s Daily Struggles Amid Rising Rice and Oil Prices: Balancing Armed Revolution and Economic Pressure In the relentless pursuit of toppling the military junta, powerful foreign nations have adopted…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 10 Scenes Published by MoeMaKa on September 11, 2023 Rise of Online Fraud Businesses in Lawless Regions and Aerial Attacks on Schools in Hpapun In the not-so-distant past, terms like internet scams, financial fraud, bank…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 09 Scenes Published by MoeMaKa on September 10, 2023 Shifts in Armed Forces Leadership and Economic Challenges in Myanmar Over the past two years, the Myanmar Royal Dragon Army (MRDA) established in Pale Township, Sagaing…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 08 Scenes Published by MoeMaKa on September 09, 2023 The Alarming Toll: Over 75,000 Civilian Homes Destroyed in Post-Coup Myanmar The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) has recently revealed a…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – Two Years After D-Day Published by MoeMaKa on September 08, 2023 Reflecting on Two Years of Resistance Two years have passed since the declaration of D-Day, a pivotal moment in Myanmar’s struggle for democracy. It was…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 06 Scenes Published by MoeMaKa on September 07, 2023 The Grim Post-Coup Reality: A Surge in Killings In the midst of the turbulent post-coup period in Myanmar, one cannot help but be overwhelmed by the…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 05 Scenes Published by MoeMaKa on September 06, 2023 Balancing Information Sources in the Digital Age: A Reflection on Myanmar’s Political Landscape Recently, I came across a post on social media featuring a well-known figure’s…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 04 Scenes Published by MoeMaKa on September 05, 2023 Deadly Drone Attack Claims Lives of Junta Officials in Myawaddy In a shocking turn of events, Myawaddy, a town in Karen State, bore witness to a…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 03 Scenes Published by MoeMaKa on September 04, 2023 Distinguishing Myanmar’s Civil War from Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine In the wake of the military coup in Myanmar in 2021, the country underwent a seismic shift…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 02 Scenes Published by MoeMaKa on September 03, 2023 Has the Military Council Come to a Position of Defense? In the evolving landscape of Myanmar’s armed conflict, it appears that the military council may be…
Myanmar Spring Chronicle – September 01 Scenes MoeMaKa, September 02, 2023 Political Principle & Practice After the military coup, various political and military paths emerged. There are different ways of opposing the military coup, such as the path…
