Impatient for NCA implementation, Ceasefire Groups Get Pushy

By Lun Min Mang / Myanmar Times | January 25, 2017 The nationwide ceasefire groups are showing increasing anxiety and impatience over the brass tacks of the peace process. The eight ethnic armed groups party to the Nationwide Ceasefire [...]

2020-05-30T23:20:58+07:00January 26th, 2017|Featured Collection, News, Recommended|

KIA General Gun Maw: ‘To Talk and Live as Equals, That is Genuine Peace’

The Irrawaddy | January 17, 2017 Following the first meeting of the 21st Century Panglong Peace Conference in August, fighting intensified in northeastern Burma, and negotiations between the government and the ethnic alliance United Nationalities Federal Council (UNFC) stalled. [...]

2020-05-30T23:38:16+07:00January 19th, 2017|Ethnic Voice, Featured Collection, Recommended|

Aung San Suu Kyi is a Disgrace

By Roland Watson / Dictator Watch | January 14, 2017 There is an idea, widespread in some quarters, that criticizing Aung San Suu Kyi helps the military dictatorship - that it plays into the generals' hands. This idea is false. [...]

2020-05-30T23:38:25+07:00January 16th, 2017|Articles|

On Kachin State Day, Activists Ask Govt to Take Larger Strides for Peace

By Lun Min Man / Myanmar Times | January 11, 2017 As armed conflicts continue to rage close by, 5000 participants turned out to mark the 69th anniversary of Kachin State Day in Myitkyina yesterday with tensions simmering just [...]

2020-05-30T23:38:33+07:00January 11th, 2017|Articles, Uncategorized|

THE FORCED-COALITION THAT DOESN’T WORK: The Case of NLD-Military Administration

By Sai Wansai / Kachinland News (KLN) | January 11, 2017 People are generally at a lost on why the National League for Democracy (NLD) party that won the 2015 nationwide election on a landslide couldn’t deliver its Election [...]

2020-05-30T23:38:34+07:00January 11th, 2017|Articles|

Second Panglong Meet Looks Set to be a Lonely Affair

By Sam Aung Moon / Myanmar Times | January 11, 2017 With the government showing little sign of backtracking on the stipulation that only ceasefire signatories can attend the upcoming second Panglong meeting, it looks likely that one-third of the armed ethnic groups [...]

2020-05-30T23:38:34+07:00January 11th, 2017|Articles|

TNLA Calls for New Peace Process Roadmap

By Lun Min Mang / Myanmar Times | January 9, 2017 The Ta’ang National Liberation Army - one of the armed groups engaged in ongoing fighting with the Tatmadaw - has slammed the new government’s guidance of the peace process as “ineffectual”. The [...]

2020-05-30T23:38:38+07:00January 9th, 2017|News|

Pessimism Rules as Commander-in-Chief Aired His Hard-Line Stance on Ethnic Armies

By Sai Wansai / Shan Herald Agency for News (S.H.A.N.) | January 2, 2017 This year  Aung San Suu Kyi’s close aide and trusted friend Htin Kyaw, whom she has installed as the President, took the responsibility to convey [...]

2020-05-30T23:38:51+07:00January 3rd, 2017|Articles, Recommended|

The Northern Shan Crisis and Its Impact on the Peace Process

By Pangmu Shayi / Kachinland News (KLN) | December 17, 2016 A newly formed coalition of ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) calling itself the Northern Alliance-Burma (NA-B), began launching coordinated strikes against Burma Army positions in Northern Shan State on November [...]

2020-05-30T23:39:05+07:00December 19th, 2016|Featured Collection, Recommended, Uncategorized|
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