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By Bywar Oo / MPA May 27, 2026 "I had to carry my own stock and load it onto their truck myself. I only dare to complain to my husband at home; I didn’t even dare look up at...

By Naing Yarzar Min / MPA Following the Myanmar military’s brutal crackdown on the 1988 pro-democracy mass uprising, thousands of students and young activists fled to the jungle frontiers to take up arms against the dictatorship. Among them was...

24 May 2026 By Naing Yarzar Min At Yangon General Hospital—Myanmar’s oldest and most historic medical institution—a predatory network of extortionists operates with near-total impunity. For ordinary citizens seeking life-saving treatment, navigating the hospital has become a gauntlet of...

30 April 2026 By Wadi In the dark corners of pro-military Telegram channels in Myanmar, a chilling phrase has become a recurring command: "Burn it to ashes" (Pyar Cha Pay Par). This is not a call to dispose of...

27 April 2026 By Crystal "Surviving in this broken era feels like a never-ending nightmare. We console ourselves only with the grim realization that as long as the dictatorship remains, things could get even worse." These are the words...

18 April 2026 By Moe Nya NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar — Following the recent release of democratically elected President Win Myint, political analysts warn that Myanmar’s military junta is deploying a sophisticated "hostage diplomacy" strategy aimed at undermining the resistance and...

17 May 2026 By Ko Htar Wae As the breeze of the Myanmar New Year swept through the country, it carried news that stirred deep emotions and cautious speculation among the public. The release of elected President Win Myint...

By JPaing | MPA | April 16, 2026 As Myanmar marks the traditional Thingyan Water Festival, a profound internal debate has emerged within the pro-democracy movement. It is a dialogue between the "frontlines" and the "city streets," represented by...

By Ko Myo | April 16, 2026 On the outskirts of Mae Sot, Thailand, a young man nicknamed "Gyi-Taw-Chaw" (Little Fellow) pauses from cutting grass for cattle. His eyes drift toward the hazy mountains of the Myanmar border. "There...

By Hsu Yee 14 April 2026 Analysis — In the murky corridors of Naypyidaw, a persistent rumor once circulated: Beijing was looking for a new face to lead Myanmar’s military government—anyone but Min Aung Hlaing. The speculation intensified after...