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Myanmar in 2025 : Change or Plus ça Change ?

Jared Bissinger, Kyaw Yin Hlaing, Kyi Sin, Moe Thuzar, Su Mon Thazin Aung 03/02/25

Despite hopes for change, things may stay the same or worsen in Myanmar, as the junta’s fight against resistance groups and civilians continues into another year. On 1 February 2025, Myanmar will enter a fifth year under military rule. Will 2025 (...)

Thailand’s deinstitutionalised democracy movement

Akanit Horatanakun 20/01/25

Throughout the decades of alternation between military rule and circumscribed democracy, one priority of Thailand’s establishment has always sought to undermine the organisational strength and coherence of reformist movements and parties. Weak (...)

Violences militaires et tensions ethniques dans l’Arakan au Myanmar

Naing Lin 05/12/24

Au Myanmar, la résistance armée à la junte militaire a réalisé d’importantes avancées, en particulier dans l’État de Rakhine, dont elle contrôle une grande partie du territoire. L’intensification du conflit a considérablement détérioré la situation (...)

Ethnonationalism and Myanmar’s future

David Brenner 24/09/24

The crisis in Myanmar is a fundamental struggle over the identity and structure of the nation-state. Underpinning this conflict are ethnonational politics that are driving war but also create avenues for peace. Observers in the West have (...)

Myanmar : de la « terre du jade » à la « terre du peuple » ?

Lahkyen Roi 06/06/23

Par le coup d’État de 2021, la junte militaire birmane, en lien avec la bourgeoisie locale et les investisseurs étrangers, a cherché à réaffermir son pouvoir et son contrôle sur les ressources naturelles. L’État Kachin, où se concentre l’extraction de (...)

The revolutionary whirlwind widens in Myanmar

Renaud Egreteau 02/02/23

Three decades on from the nationwide uprising in Myanmar in 1988, the country has been shaken by another whirlwind of contention against military rule. Yet this time it has widened into a revolutionary uproar, which has not abated since the army (...)

Rohingya Crisis : The Picture of Fund Crisis and its Impacts

Shafik A. Rahman 16/01/23

Years after years pass by. A new year arrives, but does it bring any changes to the distress and vulnerability of the world’s most persecuted refugees around the world ? After the last Rohingya refugee influx into Bangladesh on August 25, 2017, (...)

The crises in Myanmar deepened after the coup

17/06/22

Demonstrations following the February 2021 coup, mainly by youth, were severely repressed by the military who took power in Myanmar, and one result amidst overlapping crises has been the rise of armed resistance groups. The crises unleashed in (...)

Dans les usines du Myanmar, les travailleurs face à la violence militaire, la (...)

Kiana Duncan 01/02/22

Pour Thurein Aung, travailleur de l’habillement et militant syndical, sa sécurité lors de son trajet d’une heure à moto pour se rendre au travail à Yangon dépend en grande partie des affrontements qui ont eu lieu les jours précédents. Lorsque le (...)

Resisting a coup

Nai Aue Mon 22/03/21

How civil society is responding in the face of escalating violence in Myanmar. On 1 February, the military seized control of Myanmar after detaining National League for Democracy (NLD) leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other elected leaders, claiming (...)

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