Dr Su-Ann Oh was Visiting Fellow of the Myanmar Studies Programme at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute.
Dr Oh researches and writes about ethnic politics and conflict, and borderlands in Myanmar. She was previously managing editor of SOJOURN.
Dr Su-Ann Oh was Visiting Fellow of the Myanmar Studies Programme at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute.
Dr Oh researches and writes about ethnic politics and conflict, and borderlands in Myanmar. She was previously managing editor of SOJOURN.
Su-Ann Oh
The February 2021 coup in Myanmar has thrown up a new raft of problems for Thailand and India. The re-assembling of Indian separatist groups in Myanmar, the spillover from armed conflict and the arrival of refugees in Thailand and India are just the tip of the iceberg.
Su-Ann Oh
The use of cryptocurrency Tether by the National Unity Government, Myanmar's parallel government, threatens to undermine the sovereignty of the ruling State Administration Council on multiple fronts.
Su-Ann Oh
Five months after the February coup, the future of Myanmar's garment industry hangs by a thread.
Su-Ann Oh
The coup in Myanmar has compounded problems for Singapore firms operating there. But they appear to be battening down the hatches to ride out the political storm.
Su-Ann Oh
The ongoing anti-coup protests are qualitatively different and pose a bigger challenge to Myanmar’s military rulers than earlier protest movements.