Al Jazeera documentary uncovers new evidence in killings of Hind Rajab, her family and rescue team in Gaza City. By Simon…
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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…
A King Keeps His Vow, and a Man Keeps His Promise မင်းမှာသစ္စာ လူမှာကတိ
By Sit Mone There is a well-known Burmese proverb: “The King must keep his vow, just as the common man…
Thein Pe Myint’s Teacher Haroon: : The Muslim Mentor Behind a Burmese Nationalist Writer Part 2
How a forgotten Muslim teacher shaped the pen of a future nationalist—and what that irony tells us about Burma’s lost…
The Art of Flow — and the Irony of Thein Pe Myint’s Teacher Haroon Part 1
(A reflection on writing, thought, and human complexity) It is one of history’s quiet ironies that the late U Thein…
Someone should write a Latino/Maxican version of “The Grapes of Wrath” to educate Americans
The Grapes of Wrath From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedi The Grapes of Wrath is an American realist novel written by John Steinbeck and published in…
“The Fire That Begins With the Pious”
In every religion, the moral responsibility of those who lead the faithful is immense. Whether they are monks, ulama, priests,…
A Monk’s Rebuke, A King’s Shame: Revisiting Pantagu Mahathera’s Defiance in Pagan History
In the annals of Myanmar’s royal chronicles, few moments shine with such moral clarity as the confrontation between the venerable…
I have sent my message for peace — now I entrust it to fate, to faith, and to the conscience of the world
I have done what little I can — sharing words of peace and hope for our wounded Myanmar. The rest…