Thailand’s Education Minister Prasert Jantarongtong’s 2026 reaffirmation of migrant children’s right to schooling is the latest step in a three-decade…
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Facebook post by KoWin Ko, added to the album “Memorable Books” (Odyssey) Translated, lightly edited for English readability, and fact-checked,…
Junta Blatantly Lies Again: Denies Rohingya Name, Claims 2017 Rakhine Crackdown Was “Protecting Nation and Race”
September 3, 2026 | By MPA The military junta issued a statement on September 3 blatantly lying that the 2017…
Federation or Confederation — Not Total Secession: A Path Forward for Myanmar
Wikipedia, File:Map of unitary and federal states.svg|A world map displaying today’s unitary states (blue) and federations (green) A moderated, fact-checked…
MYANMAR DOES NOT NEED MORE WALLS: IT NEEDS A BIGGER HOME FOR EVERYONE
By Courtesy of the University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1058044 From Ethnic and…
How To Remedy The Perceptions Of The Bama Majority
Summary of U Kyaw Tun’s Post Reconciliation and the Challenge of Federal Unity in Myanmar By Dr. Ko Ko Gyi…
Keep Your Enemies Closer: A Case for Reconciliation in Myanmar
I have always remembered one teaching: “Keep your enemies close.” In politics, there are no permanent friends and no permanent…
Unity Through Diversity – A Strategic Path for Myanmar Muslims
Introduction For Muslims of Myanmar, the question of identity has long been contested. From the days when “Pathi” was recognized…
If There Is A Will, There Is A Way ‘TO A PRACTICAL PEACE MECHANISM’
How Can Myanmar’s Enemies Actually Sit Down Together? “If there is a will, there is a way.” For Myanmar, that…
Breaking the Circle of Fear: Mutual Trust and Respect as the Path to Reconciliation in Myanmar
Introduction Photo credit Guardian Myanmar’s political crisis is often described in a single dimension: who holds power, and how it…