Here’s a polished English translation of the post, with context and fact-checking added. It highlights the Rohingya citizenship struggle and…
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The Rakhine people were also enslaved
U Aung Tin’s Preface: The Rakhine people were also enslaved. In 1784, after all sovereignty of the Rakhine was seized…
The Rakhine Problem and Our Political Visionby U Aung Tin
We must all accept that there can never be stability, peace, security, and development in Rakhine State without cooperation based…
Xenophobic bots turn their attacks on migrant children at school, yet videos remain online
Xenophobic bots turn their attacks on migrant children at school, yet videos remain online It marks a worrying trend in…
Chins Hit Back The Rakhines By Using Their Narrative of Rohingya History Invented by Bama-Rakhine
The complex web of inter-ethnic conflict and historic revisionism in Myanmar often leads to shifting political narratives, especially during times…
China, America and the Struggle for Influence in Myanmar: A Proxy War—or a Race for Strategic Interests?
Revisiting with updated analysis of the April 2026 discussion the old political discussion posted by ?Ko Htet (Κοιν Θάτ) in…
Systemic Media Bias and Double Standards in Reporting Crime. Selective Empathy and the Loss of Justice
A persistent global media pattern reveals double standards in crime reporting—often referred to as Islamophobic news practices. When a crime…
Journalist Bahmo Tin Aung’s Assessment of the 1958 “Coup” Crisis because of General Ne Win and U Nu
“The power that the country entrusted to him in good faith, he suddenly announced he was handing over — without…
The “Golden Wisdom” of the Ma Ba Tha Patriots
— A Satirical Observation based on Ko Aung San Oo’s original post, translated, edited and expanded with additional commentary by…
How Do We Build the Political Voice of an Oppressed People?
Translated (Polished & Edited Version) of U Aung Kyaw Moe‘s post. In Rohingya politics, there is a phrase we constantly…