Military Junta

Myanmar’s resistance faces growing internal divisions and resource conflicts, weakening coordination even as the military regains ground.

Myanmar’s military junta has staged a partial comeback, regaining key territories through airstrikes, ground offensives, and external backing, particularly from...

Min Aung Hlaing’s 100-day peace push seeks to revive the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement as Myanmar’s central framework, despite resistance from...

Myanmar's military junta proceeds with its final election round amid escalating violence, as highways and central regions become battlegrounds. The...

What Myanmar’s military election means for India—examining border security, insurgency risks, refugee flows, and New Delhi’s strategic stakes amid junta-led...

Myanmar’s military-backed elections, widely dismissed as a sham, proceed amid ongoing conflict and international condemnation. Even so, the junta is...

Myanmar’s 2025 elections are unlikely to be held meaningfully in Rakhine State, where the Arakan Army holds power and rejects...

Myanmar election 2025 seen as sham by critics as junta pushes to entrench military rule amid intensifying opposition and violence.

Myanmar’s military has lifted the state of emergency and rebranded its rule as a step toward democracy, but power remains...

Critics say the upcoming Myanmar election lacks legitimacy as the military junta faces resistance, controls limited territory, and excludes key...

Operation 1027 has shifted Myanmar’s civil war, with insurgents capturing key areas and challenging the junta’s authority.

The fall of Lashio to the MNDAA signals a potential turning point in Myanmar's conflict.