From ‘a revolutionary hospital in the forest’: The diary of a frontline medic
OPINION A Myanmar medical scholar who left Yangon to supply care in a battle zone describes a lifetime of fixed...
Census or spy op? Upcoming population count raises alarm
Regardless of an absence of worldwide help, the navy regime is pushing forward with a census that many worry will...
Blood on the tracks: The war over Myanmar’s railroads
The resistance is more and more concentrating on the railway community because the regime revamps it to move troops and...
Kayah medical teams risking their lives to save lives
If combating broke out close to you, what would you do? Run away, proper? It takes a particular form of...
The junta turns the screws on smuggled booze
A scarcity of international foreign money has led the junta to crack down on illegally imported alcohol, spooking smugglers, however...
Q&A: Karenni leader Khun Bedu is ‘determined to restore the people’s government’
The KNDF chair talks to Frontier about withstanding air strikes, unifying Karenni forces and constructing a parallel state authorities in...
‘Who the f*** is Bill Richardson?’: Frontier’s Danny Fenster pays tribute
OPINION A Frontier editor displays on the legacy of the not too long ago deceased former New Mexico governor and...
The LGBTIQ community fights for respect and inclusion in the opposition movement
The LGBTIQ group was a visual a part of the road protests after the navy coup. However activists say this...
Sources reveal Israeli shipments to Myanmar military after coup
An Israeli state-owned firm has despatched 4 shipments of plane components to Myanmar for the reason that navy seized energy...
Heritage held hostage: Conflict and cronyism threaten World Heritage Sites
Myanmar conservationists urge UNESCO to take a stand to guard the Pyu Historical Cities from battle and looting, and Bagan’s...