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    Interview

    Duncan McArthur: ‘We’ve seen a dramatic decrease in armed conflict’

    Following the publication of the Thailand-Burma Border Consortium newest report, DVB’s David Stout spoke with the group’s emergency response director Duncan McArthur about the country’s ongoing peace process and how[…]

    News Briefing

    09:00 AM, 21 February 2021 News Briefing

    On February 20, the 10 ethnic armed organizations_EAOs that signed the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement_NCA announced a joint statement that they oppose the military coup and will suspend political talks with[…]

    News Briefing

    04:00 PM, 20 February 2021 News Briefing

    40 universities across Myanmar were declared as Civil Disobedience Movement-CDM universities. Ten ceasefire groups have yet to decide whether to suspend the implementation of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement -NCA. University[…]

    News Briefing

    11:00 AM, 03 February 2021 News Briefing

    The State Administrative Council, including 11 members, chaired by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, including eight military leaders and  three civilian leaders,  was recently formed  to assume gov’t functions on[…]

    News Briefing

    28 Dec 2020 News Briefing

        Covid-19 Situation in Myanmar,second wave (16-8-2020/ 23-12-2020) Daily confirmed cases of Yangon, Mandalay and Bago regions. (2nd wave) The most affected townships in Myanmar Ref: Ministry of Health[…]

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Panglong III wraps with delegates tacking 14 points onto ‘Union Accord’

    The latest iteration of the “21st Century Panglong Conference” concluded on Monday with participants signing 14 points of agreement as the high-level peace confab came to a close in the capital Naypyidaw.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Third round of ‘Panglong’ peace talks begin

    Negotiators gathered on Wednesday to kick off Burma’s latest round of high-level peace talks, ostensibly furthering a process that has bogged down amid ongoing conflict in the country’s border regions.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Politics

    Launch of Karen rights report quashed by Thai authorities

    The launch of a Karen rights organisation’s report has been blocked in Chiang Mai, Thailand, after authorities pressured a local university to cancel the event.

    ASEAN International Relations Lead Story News

    Burma to be one focus of ASEAN summit but little progress expected

    Southeast Asian leaders will focus on trade wars, the crisis in Burma and security tensions in the disputed South China Sea at a summit this weekend, but it’s highly unlikely there will be any headline-grabbing progress on the issues.

    Lead Story Media News

    Reuters reporters trial: ‘Hostile’ police witness held incommunicado

    Burmese human rights lawyer Robert San Aung described Moe Yan Naing’s incarceration for 129 days without family visits as “not in line with the law”.

    Lead Story News Politics

    36 political prisoners included in Thingyan presidential amnesty

    Two Kachin pastors and a Buddhist abbot jailed for “Unlawful Association” are freed, but Reuters journalists remain behind bars.

    Lead Story News Politics

    Marking two years in power, Suu Kyi urges nation to stay united amid ‘challenges’

    Burma’s de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on Sunday for her people to remain united, saying the Southeast Asian country faces “challenges” at home and abroad, as she marked two years since her party swept to power in a historic vote.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Coalition of ethnic armed groups ready to join Panglong summit, awaits invite

    The Federal Political Negotiation and Consultative Committee releases a statement reiterating the ethnic armed coalition’s intention to join the upcoming third iteration of the government-led 21st Century Panglong Conference, if the bloc is officially invited to do so.

    Lead Story News Politics

    Win Myint elected president of Burma as uncertainty reigns

    Parliament on Wednesday voted for Win Myint as president, a National League for Democracy stalwart who will now serve, ostensibly, as Burma’s most powerful civilian leader. 

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News

    Calls grow for withdrawal of Burma Army troops in Karen State’s Hpapun

    Joining a rising chorus of voices objecting to the encroachment of Burma Army troops into territory in Karen State, hundreds of villagers in the state’s Hpapun Township staged a protest on Monday, calling on the military to withdraw its forces.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Rakhine

    Sittwe Bombings: Detained activist suffering ill health, says family

    “He told his wife that he had been coerced during interrogation. I am very worried that it has had an impact on his health.”

    Conflict Lead Story Mon News

    NMSP, KNU sit for talks following clashes over territory

    The Mon army spokesman confirmed that dialogue focused on measures to resolve the territory conflict, and to prevent clashes from recurring.

    Lead Story Media News

    In ‘dragged out trial,’ concerns for detained Reuters journalists’ health

    Concern was raised for the health of two Reuters journalists as they appeared before a court in Yangon for another hearing in their ongoing trial on charges of violating Burma’s Official Secrets Act.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Wa, Mongla groups ‘accept’ nationwide ceasefire accord: govt peacemaker

    A member of the government’s Peace Commission says the United Wa State Army and the National Democratic Alliance Army, the latter also known as the “Mongla group,” accept the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement, an accord that the two influential ethnic armed groups had previously spurned.

    Conflict Ethnic issues Lead Story News

    NMSP and KNU clash again in Tanintharyi Region

    Clashes between the New Mon State Party and the Karen National Union, two Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement signatories, erupted on Sunday morning in Yebyu Township, Tanintharyi Region.

    Analysis Contributor Lead Story Politics

    How the NLD keeps its lawmakers under control

    Renaud Egreteau argues that potential dissidents within the National League for Democracy are unlikely to gain influence in the near term.

    Lead Story News Rakhine

    Four detained, reportedly facing terrorism charges, after Sittwe bombings

    Four civilians including an ex-political prisoner and a former administrator were detained in Rakhine State on Sunday, reportedly on counter-terrorism charges, a day after three bombs rocked the state capital Sittwe.  

    Conflict Ethnic issues Lead Story News

    Mon, Karen national ceasefire signatories clash in southeast Burma

    A clash between soldiers from the New Mon State Party (NMSP) and Battalion 16 of the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) reportedly erupted over the weekend near Mahn Aung village in Ye Township, Mon State. The skirmish flared eight miles away from the village.

    Lead Story News Refugees Rohingya

    Floating Island: New home for Rohingya refugees emerges in Bay of Bengal

    Bangladesh is racing to turn an uninhabited and muddy Bay of Bengal island into home for 100,000 Rohingya Muslims who have fled a military crackdown in Burma, amid conflicting signals from top Bangladeshi officials about whether the refugees would end up being stranded there.

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    Ethnic issues Lead Story Photos Shan

    In Pictures: Shan National Day draws a crowd to RCSS’s border headquarters

    During the 71st Shan State National Day commemoration at the headquarters of the Restoration Council of Shan State’s Loi Tai Leng headquarters, European ambassadors and UN representatives rubbed shoulders with ethnic armed group leaders.

    Lead Story Media News

    Detained Reuters journalists denied bail

    Judge Ye Lwin told reporters Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, that they were ineligible for bail under the terms of the colonial-era law.

    Crime Lead Story News

    One year on, alleged mastermind of Ko Ni’s assassination still at large

    One year after the shocking assassination of Burmese legal scholar Ko Ni, the primary suspect in the killing remains at large, and law enforcement authorities continue to face scrutiny over their handling of the case.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    ‘Panglong III’ peace summit delayed: official

    Plans to hold the next iteration of the government’s self-styled “21st Century Panglong Conference” have been pushed back. Instead of convening late this month, the third round of the high-level summit will not take place until February.

    International Relations Lead Story Media News

    Veteran US diplomat Richardson to work for Reuters reporters’ release

    The former governor of the US state of New Mexico, Bill Richardson, says he will work toward securing the release of two Reuters journalists arrested in Burma in his capacity as a member of an international advisory board on the crisis in Rakhine State.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Burmese peace talks ‘deadlocked’ over terminology, says UNFC

    Ethnic bloc says “Nation of a Federal Democratic Union”; Tatmadaw insists on “Nation of Democratic and Federal Union”.

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