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Discussions surrounding the establishment of a federal army have been widening among ethnic armed organizations and political forces. [2]
Mizzima In a Mizzima Exclusive interview conducted on 7 February in Loi Tai Leng, the headquarters of the Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS), U Sein Win, Managing Editor of Mizzima, sat down with General Yawd Serk, Chairman of the RCSS to discu... [3]
The military coup of February 2021 and the popular uprising it sparked broke the fragile constitutional order created under the 2008 charter. [5]
Ashley South The ‘problem’ in Myanmar is not lack of unity among anti-junta forces. A new Burma is being born from the bottom-up. [6]
The 12 ethnic armed groups of the United Nationalities Federal Council (UNFC) officially announced that they planned to form their own so-called Federal Union Army, an initiative they said that would bolster defense cooperation and help with the crea... [7]
The Mon State Federal Council (MSFC), which has been expanded and changed from the former Mon State Interim Coordinating Committee (MSICC), is now urging the Mon people to join together and fight against military dictatorship and its tyranny. [8]
Current Position of PPST members Some troops of the KNU, Myanmar’s oldest ethnic armed group, restarted fighting with the Myanmar military prior to the coup, but this intensified after February 1. [9]
Myanmar is federalizing. This trend has been apparent in the ongoing political transition since 2011. [10]
Discussions surrounding the establishment of a federal army have been widening among ethnic armed organizations and political forces.
Mizzima In a Mizzima Exclusive interview conducted on 7 February in Loi Tai Leng, the headquarters of the Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS), U Sein Win, Managing Editor of Mizzima, sat down with General Yawd Serk, Chairman of the RCSS to discu
The military coup of February 2021 and the popular uprising it sparked broke the fragile constitutional order created under the 2008 charter.
Ashley South The ‘problem’ in Myanmar is not lack of unity among anti-junta forces. A new Burma is being born from the bottom-up.
The 12 ethnic armed groups of the United Nationalities Federal Council (UNFC) officially announced that they planned to form their own so-called Federal Union Army, an initiative they said that would bolster defense cooperation and help with the crea
The Mon State Federal Council (MSFC), which has been expanded and changed from the former Mon State Interim Coordinating Committee (MSICC), is now urging the Mon people to join together and fight against military dictatorship and its tyranny.
Current Position of PPST members Some troops of the KNU, Myanmar’s oldest ethnic armed group, restarted fighting with the Myanmar military prior to the coup, but this intensified after February 1.
Myanmar is federalizing. This trend has been apparent in the ongoing political transition since 2011.