Analysis
Bangladesh’s Myanmar Challenge is No Longer Only About the Rohingya
For nearly a decade, Bangladesh’s policy on Myanmar has revolved around a single question: how to manage more than 1 million Rohingya refugees who fled the…
Author credit: Dr. Azeem Ibrahim
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Myanmar Massacre Reveals New Rohingya Nightmare
For years, the Rohingya crisis has been understood through one central lens: The Myanmar military committed genocide against a stateless Muslim minority and drove more than…
Analysis
Myanmar Now A Battleground of Competing Sovereignties
Myanmar is no longer a functioning state in any meaningful sense. It is becoming something far more complex and far more dangerous: a battleground of competing…
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The Rohingya are Being Forgotten at The UN
The annual UN General Assembly has once again come and gone. World leaders delivered lofty speeches about war, climate change, and human rights. Yet among the…
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Myanmar’s Sham Election Plan is A Dangerous Ruse
The recent announcement by Myanmar’s junta that it will hold national elections in December 2025 or January 2026 is not the sign of democratic progress it…
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UN Secretary-General’s Timely Visit to Rohingya Camps
In an announcement that underscores the gravity of the Rohingya crisis, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres last week confirmed that he will visit the Rohingya refugee camps…
Analysis
Myanmar opposition’s inclusive vision deserves support
The shadow of Myanmar’s tumultuous history looms large over its present. The National Unity Government, formed in the wake of the military coup in February 2021,…
Analysis
New Military Coup in Myanmar A Growing Threat
As the crisis in Myanmar continues to escalate, with the military losing ground to the People’s Defense Force and other insurgent factions, the specter of another…
Analysis
Renewed Conflict in Rakhine State Poses New Threat to Rohingya
Since November, Rakhine State in Myanmar has been marred by renewed violence between the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army, shattering a year-long unofficial ceasefire and…
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World Must Not Abandon the Rohingya to their Fate
Last week marked five years since the start of the most recent stage of the genocide in Myanmar against the Rohingya. It was on Aug. 25,…
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Bleak Future Ahead for Suu Kyi and Myanmar
Aung San Suu Kyi once again finds herself in a set of circumstances that defined her life in the past: Under arrest by the military government…
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Social Media Platforms Remain Dangerous
In the wake of the insurrection at the US Capitol on Jan. 6 — and about five years too late — Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other…