Folks, the coup leader Min Aung Hlaing’s peace dialogues kicked off with the leading Shan ethnic leader, but the regime’s forces haven’t slowed down killing of innocent people, so peace is nowhere to be found. Read all about it in this week’s update. Internal politics Shan ethnic leader met with the coup leader Min Aung … Continue reading Weekly Update: 015

Folks, another week of updates from Myanmar. Min Aung Hlaing’s peace talk is getting low attendance, junta representatives are nowhere to be found in US-ASEAN special summit but the NUG’s Foreign Minister Daw Zin Mar Aung showed up in Washington D.C. Read all about it in our weekly update.  Internal politics The NUG Minister showed … Continue reading Weekly Update: 014

Hi folks, here’s the recap of another week of the resistance. Internal Politics KIO rejected Min Aung Hlaing’s peace talk invite Last week, we reported about the coup leader Min Aung Hlaing’s invitation to ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) leaders for a peace talk. Several EAO leaders talked to the media about their distrust of the … Continue reading Weekly Update: 013

Folks, April went by so fast. The armed resistance has accelerated but it has also been costly. Both our PDFs and urban guerrilla forces suffered major casualties this month. However, experts said the junta has been losing control of its territories so there’s that. Hopefully, monsoon will bring out more positives for the people of … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs (April Issue)