Igor Blazevic News Today

The Maung family is rebuilding their lives in a foreign land. A freshly painted signboard with a play on the word Revolution declares their small restaurant is open for business, and breakfast feature

In the teashops, bars, and market stalls that make Thailand’s Mae Sot feel far more Burmese than Thai, the rumours of military conscription were confirmed.

Critics said Monday’s divisive meeting on the Myanmar crisis was designed to help legitimize the junta before Thailand’s outgoing pro-military government leaves office.

As the dark clouds of the monsoon loom, many citizens in the west of Myanmar - recently bludgeoned by Cyclone Mocha - are living in dire straits.

As the dark clouds of the monsoon loom, many citizens in the west of Myanmar - recently bludgeoned by Cyclone Mocha - are living in dire straits.

The Myanmar junta’s election is misinformation and “continuation of the war with other means,” says pro-democracy activist Igor Blazevic, speaking on a webinar of Myanmar’s National Unity Consultative Council NUCC this week organized to mark the second anniversary of the Federal Democratic Charter.

Mizzima The Myanmar junta’s election is misinformation and “continuation of the war with other means,” says pro-democracy activist Igor Blazevic, speaking on a webinar of Myanmar’s National Unity Consultative Council NUCC this week organized to mark the second anniversary of the Federal Democratic Charter. The webinar was entitled: “Our Way, Our Goal”. Speaking to the participants, Blazevic outlined four main points: RUSTY TRAIN ABOUT TO CRASH

Mizzima The Myanmar junta’s election is misinformation and “continuation of the war with other means,” says pro-democracy activist Igor Blazevic, speaking on a webinar of Myanmar’s National Unity Consultative Council NUCC this week organized to mark the second anniversary of the Federal Democratic Charter. The webinar was entitled: “Our Way, Our Goal”. Speaking to the participants, Blazevic outlined four main points: RUSTY TRAIN ABOUT TO CRASH

In Part Two of an interview, Asia security expert Jason Tower says to end Myanmar’s crisis, the NUG, EAOs, civil society and diverse global actors must work together.

This interview, conducted by Igor Blazevic, is based on Ondrej Soukup’s talk about Russia’s relationship with Myanmar since the coup and in the context of Russian aggression in Ukraine.