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Assassination Spree Sends Shock Waves Through Myanmar Junta and Allies - Vimarsana News

Assassination Spree Sends Shock Waves Through Myanmar Junta and Allies

Secret warnings reportedly issued in Naypyitaw government offices as high-profile regime supporters fear crosshairs of national uprising. 

Uprisings in Myanmar—Then and Now - Vimarsana News

Uprisings in Myanmar—Then and Now

Despite some striking similarities, there are crucial differences between the current uprising against military rule and the anti-regime resistance of the 1980s and ’90s.

Myanmar holds film academy awards ceremony-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Myanmar holds film academy awards ceremony-Xinhua

Myanmar holds film academy awards ceremony-

Myanmar holds film academy awards ceremony - Vimarsana News

Myanmar holds film academy awards ceremony

YANGON, May 7 (Xinhua) -- Myanmar held a motion picture academy awards presentation ceremony in its capital Nay Pyi Taw on Saturday evening, the state media rep

Myanmar's Military Is Smaller Than Commonly Thought — and Shrinking Fast | United States Institute of Peace - Vimarsana News

Myanmar's Military Is Smaller Than Commonly Thought — and Shrinking Fast | United States Institute of Peace

International actors seeking to end Myanmar’s civil war make an assumption that on its face appears reasonable: They need to focus on the coup regime for any resolution of the conflict, the thinking goes, because the military is simply too big to fail. But is it? The Sit-Tat, as the armed forces are known, is an opaque institution, shrouded in secrecy, with the question of its actual size a major mystery. As explained below, analysts who lack reliable evidence tend to make estimates of military manpower that are far too high.

Source: usip.org