Following the signing of the Treaty of Yandabo on February 24, 1826, King Bagyidaw honored his loyal soldiers with rewards.…
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The Conveniently Forgotten Parts of Myanmar’s History especially in text books
By Dr. Ko Ko Gyi Abdul Rahman Zafrudin In our school textbooks and popular histories written by many Bamar scholars,…
The Tale of Six Frogs
Once upon a time, early one morning, six frogs went out together in search of food.As they hopped along, misfortune…
Was Selangor The Gateway to Pagan and Melaka The Transit Point to Pegu? Rediscovering the Bay of Bengal Maritime Ties of Burma-Malaya
“The Gateway to Pagan: Rediscovering the Maritime Ties of the Bay of Bengal” By Dr. Ko Ko Gyi @ Abdul…
Find Heart in Your Home, You’ll Have Home in Your Heart
(A Migrant’s Reflection Through Song) By Dr. Ko Ko Gyi Abdul Rahman Even after nearly forty years in Malaysia, my…
A Nation That Never Rewards Its True Patriots
Dr Ko Ko Gyi @ Abdul Rahman Zafrudin Proposed Medals to award to Burmese Democracy Activists The late eminent journalist…
Friction between Senior General Vs Generals and the Dragon King: A Nation at the Crossroads
The Quiet Ultimatum During the recent China visit, tensions simmered between Xi Jinping and General Min Aung Hlaing. While the…
Al Jazeera documentary reveals new evidence in Hind Rajab family’s killing
Al Jazeera documentary uncovers new evidence in killings of Hind Rajab, her family and rescue team in Gaza City. By Simon…
Who Threw the Stone?
From Sacred Symbol to Political Weapon — And How Myanmar Can Learn from Its Meaning By Dr. Ko Ko Gyi…
From Misunderstanding to Mercy: A Muslim’s Journey in Burma
Note: One of my friend (he wished to be anonymous) sent me this post to me. I was even shocked…