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This paper proposes that a three-phase approach is necessary for Burma’s resistance movement to be victorious.  Phase One requires all ethnic minority groups to put differences aside and mass kinetic and non-kinetic efforts to defeat the junta.  Phase Two demands both substantial international support for the resistance we well as increased global pressure on the junta.  Phase Three involves minority groups agreeing to a common strategic vision for post-junta Myanmar.  It is critical that ...

BANGKOK/YANGON -- Myanmar conglomerate Yoma Group is expected to resume construction of a mixed-use development in Yangon this year after work stopped

Reports of troop defections as 3-way ethnic alliance offensive presses into junta-held territory.

Junta says clashes intensifying near China border.

Ethnic rebels fighting Burma's military junta claimed Wednesday that an entire army battalion surrendered to their fighters.The Three Brotherhood Alliance, comprised of three different ethnic groups, has made significant progress against Naypyidaw in recent weeks, with 127 soldiers from the infantry battalion folding to rebel forces Sunday in Shan state.Burma has been subject to military

The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expresses deep concern over the escalation in fighting.

Colonel Naw Bu, the spokesperson for the Kachin Independence Organization/Kachin Independence Army (KIO/KIA), reported the successful capture of at least five outposts belonging to the Military Council within the past month. From mid-October to mid-November, KIO/KIA consistently captured outposts belonging to the Military Council. On October 18th, KIA fighters conducted a raid

 The Mount Etna volcano began erupting again on the island of Sicily Sunday, sending ash miles into the sky and raining down...

Intense fighting persisted in Chaunghnitkhwa village, that was scene of recent victories by the revolutionary forces in Kyaikmaraw Township, Mon State, according to reports from local and ground sources. On November 10, joint forces of the revolutionary forces, including the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), attacked the Military Council's police station and bridge

The junta reported “heavy assaults” from insurgents in several places. Read more at straitstimes.com.