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Taming the Tatmadaw
Disarmament of ethnic armed groups should go hand-in-hand with comprehensive reforms of Burma's security sector, including the Tatmadaw.
Burma army pledges to cooperate with Suu Kyi on peace
The ability for Suu Kyi’s party to guide a politically-autonomous Burmese army through the next stages of a tense peace process remains one of the significant questions on the eve of a new era for the former pariah state.
Defence chief invites rebels to join Burma army
The commander-in-chief of Burma’s armed forces has invited the country’s ethnic rebel fighters to join his ranks.
Ceasefire signing marks end of the beginning
Thursday’s signatories will hope that the inking of the ceasefire, with its broad but stated points to address localised conflict, will provide the time needed for lengthy discussions to come.
Ceasefire Wonderland
The NCA, as it stands, will sow no benefits for the ethnic people of Burma, says analyst Moe Gyo. It's time to get rid of the EAO leadership and get tough.
‘No prospect for peace’ with Kokang, says Burma’s army chief
The issue of disarmament was high on the agenda, both with Min Aung Hlaing in Naypyidaw and at an ethnic summit in northern Thailand.
