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"A bucket full of water rose by itself from the well at the house to our east. Then, it suddenly plummeted back down with great force. Just south of that house was the police station—the same one where so...

The casual greeting among friends, "Are you doing okay?", has long been obsolete in Myanmar's social circles. It has reached a point where asking feels redundant because those who are actually "okay" have become a rare species. Everyone is...

While blaming "power-hungry" rivals for the nation’s collapse, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing has spent the last five years consolidating an unprecedented collection of titles and authority. As a new "sham" government looms, his endgame is becoming clear. In...

For over 70 years, Myanmar’s civil war has been fueled by a deep-seated fear of centralisation and ethnic chauvinism. To save a fractured nation, the Bamar majority must finally accept its role as a peer, not a master. Since...

By Bala / MPA Displaced civilians in eastern Myanmar’s Karenni (Kayah) State are calling for urgent intervention from revolutionary authorities as they face growing restrictions on their ability to grow food for survival. In Demoso Township, thousands of Internally...

By Egatot As Myanmar’s conflict drags on, a profound shift is occurring in the relationship between the public and the revolutionary leadership. Amid mounting sacrifices of life, livelihood, and property, the question is no longer just about defeating the...

By Moe Nya / MPA TAMU, Myanmar-India Border — Along the rugged border between Myanmar’s Sagaing Region and India, the sound of gunfire has been replaced by a more haunting noise: the persistent cries for justice from the families...

By Mon Lay , Moe Nya - MPA MAE SOT — A wave of resignations has hit the Prime Minister’s Office of Myanmar’s National Unity Government (NUG), with former staff members accusing high-ranking officials of financial embezzlement, nepotism, and...