Myanmar traditional boxing packs a kick, punch and headbutt in Kayin State
As battle consumes a lot of the state, crowds throng the Pyi Thar Lin Aye pagoda to cheer on native...
To punish or pardon? CDM policy stirs debate
A heated debate over whether or not to at some point punish civil servants working for the army regime has...
‘A gift from God’: Tanintharyi fishing community rejoices in rare jellyfish haul
Huge blooms of jellyfish are showing off Myanmar’s southern coast for the primary time in six years, delighting hard-pressed fishing...
Families call for an end to visitor restrictions at Rakhine’s prisons
Whereas reopening the Tachilek land border and ramping up its promotion of home tourism, the regime is eradicating restrictions established...
‘Cheats and moneygrubbers’: Journalists for hire in Myanmar
Unbiased journalists danger dying and jail in Myanmar, however the army and its allies are adept at discovering media lackeys...
‘They are preparing for war’: Forced recruiting by Pa-O militia in Shan
Pa-O residents say a military-aligned militia is more and more counting on obligatory conscription and extortion to construct up its...
China and Myanmar resume work on Muse-Kyaukphyu railway 
A Chinese language state-owned firm and the army regime are quietly pushing ahead with a railway line that will run...
The empire struck back: Oliver Slow’s ‘Return of the Junta’ reviewed
In a brand new e book, a former Frontier editor explains how the Myanmar navy has preserved its energy over...
‘My son’s future comes first’: Debating the boycott
With a mass boycott of public faculties getting into its third yr, the parallel authorities is scrambling to fine-tune alternate...
Two years after the coup: The policeman
The army coup has generated friction inside households throughout Myanmar. Ko Ye Myo was a policeman whose dad and mom...