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After a Year of Fighting, Myanmar’s Junta is Showing Frustration
It has been a year since the military in Myanmar, in a dramatic coup, overthrew the elected government, dissolved the parliament, and detained several senior members of the National League for Democracy (NLD), including President Win Myint and State Counsellor…
Opportunites for India-Indonesia Cooperation on Myanmar
In February 2021, Myanmar witnessed a coup that overthrew the democratic government and installed a military rule in its stead. While, domestically, it displaced over 638,000 people, and exacerbated the existing drug and human trafficking problems in the country, the…
Myanmar’s Divided State Leaves Thousands of its People in the Lurch
More than ten months after the coup and a protracted conflict that has produced a political and military stalemate, the struggle in Myanmar now extends to a battle for diplomatic recognition from multilateral global institutions, including the United Nations and…
India’s Approach to the Myanmar Crisis and Public Diplomacy
Since the military seized power earlier in February, Myanmar has been weathering unprecedented turmoil. The military junta’s violent crackdown on public pro-democracy protests has claimed more than 1100 lives. Despite the crisis attracting global attention and calls for international intervention,…
روہنگیا قوم کی ہجرت: جنوبی ایشیا کی حالت زار
و ۱۹ویں صدی کے وسط سے میانمار میں بار بار پھوٹنے والی دشمنی اور تشدد نے روہنگیا پناہ گزینوں کی بڑی تعداد کو پڑوسی ممالک میں پناہ لینے پر مجبور کیا ہے۔ اگست ۲۰۱۷ میں مسلم شورش پسندوں کی جانب…
The Rohingya Exodus: South Asia’s Predicament
Since the mid-1900s, periodic outbreaks of hostility and violence have led large numbers of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar to seek safety in neighboring countries. In August 2017, violence broke out as the Myanmar army launched an offensive against the Rohingya…