12 Nov 2025 When Digital Repression Backfires Surachanee Sriyai In seeking to shape the public information space, some governments have resorted to digital repression. But these instruments come with the danger of overreach. Censorship Cyber Security Indonesia Myanmar Social Media Southeast Asia
6 Nov 2025 Millets: A Potential Crop for Myanmar’s Food-Resilient Future Phoo Phoo As Myanmar continues to face moderate hunger level and high rates of malnutrition, the cultivation of millet might go a long way in combating such problems. Agriculture Food Security Myanmar
16 Oct 2025 The Intangible Yet Unmistakable Costs of Myanmar’s Political Crisis Sharon Seah The protracted Myanmar crisis is now everyone’s problem. The time for ASEAN to act is now. ASEAN Unity Myanmar Myanmar Politics
23 Sep 2025 For Myanmar’s Garment Sector, Tariffs are a Setback, not a Knockout Blow Jared Bissinger Shielded by ultra-low wages and duty-free access to the EU market, Myanmar’s garment industry may be able to weather President Trump’s steep “reciprocal” tariffs. Economy Myanmar Myanmar Economy
15 Sep 2025 Myanmar’s Fake Election Is a Trap, Not a Transition Surachanee Sriyai|Su Myat Thwe The junta in Myanmar has announced elections starting in December 2025. The reality is that it has gamed the system in its favour. Myanmar Myanmar Elections Myanmar Politics
3 Sep 2025 Myanmar’s Wartime Polls: Managing Expectations Kai Ostwald It is likely that Myanmar will hold its national elections soon. It is also likely that the polls will lack the basic requirements for parliamentary legitimacy or a national mandate. Myanmar Myanmar Elections Myanmar Politics
14 Aug 2025 What Does Myanmar’s Acting President Myint Swe’s Death Mean for the Country? Wai Moe|Kyi Sin The passing of Myanmar’s acting president last week provides an occasion to contemplate his life and Myanmar’s future. Myanmar Myanmar Military Myanmar Politics
14 Jul 2025 Myanmar’s Opposition to Timor-Leste’s ASEAN Membership Max Lane ASEAN faces an intriguing test of its own decision-making procedures, as consensus might be elusive given the apparent obstruction of one member to the full accession of its eleventh member. ASEAN Myanmar Timor-Leste
27 Jun 2025 Aung San Suu Kyi’s 80th Birthday: In the Shadow of Repression Surachanee Sriyai A recent online campaign for Aung San Suu Kyi has underscored the junta’s long arm of the law — via digital repression. Aung San Suu Kyi Digital Culture Government Surveillance Myanmar
2 Jun 2025 The International Labour Organisation Has New Options to Push Myanmar’s Regime but Old Challenges to Navigate Jared Bissinger What might be the right economic tools to wield against Myanmar’s military regime, that minimise harm to the livelihoods of its civilian citizens? ILO Myanmar
