Elephants in jars
Bertie Alexander
Growing up a troublemaker in Myanmar
Category: Myanmar
Into the labyrinth
David Scott Mathieson
The making of Myanmar’s Rohingya horrors
‘Phone booth’, ‘Shops’, ‘Restaurant’, ‘Factory’, ‘Eggs’, and ‘Huts’
Maw Shein Win
Poetry from Maw Shein Win
Language is power
Violet Cho
The Burmanisation of language in Myanmar
More of the same
Phil Thornton
A military coup in Myanmar
Homeless and stateless
Helen Jarvis
A Rohingya on the run
In parallel
San Lin Tun
Yangon’s Lim Chin Tsong Palace
Onward, Christian soldier
David Scott Mathieson
Despite their Christian zeal, these missionaries are effective in saving lives
Genocide’s straw man
Matthew Smith
Responding to Benjamin Zawacki’s article
Humanitarian breakdown
Benjamin Zawacki
How NGOs responded to Myanmar’s genocide
Into Burma
Joseph Woods
Travels in post-democratic Myanmar
To Mandalay
San Lin Tun
Some would prefer to go to Mandalay by plane, boat or bus, but I chose to go by train, like Paul Theroux
Loss and chance
Michael Vatikiotis
The Lisu in China, Myanmar and Thailand
Unthink
Joe Freeman
Meditation and its discontents
Spooked
Andrew Selth
The ghosts that haunt Myanmar
Rain dance
Amy Doffegnies
From Myanmar to Ireland
Homefare
Tiffany Teng
The food we eat and why we eat it
Gentle giants
Wayne McCallum
Where to for the Asian elephant?
Drowned
Tom Sanders
Carry on down the Mone
Sign of the times
Oliver Slow
Back to bricks and mortar
Ceasefire capitalism
Ko Ko Thett
Where to now for a “transformed” Myanmar?
Longyi
Christian Gilberti
Myanmar’s ubiquitous garment of choice
Shut out
Jared Ferrie
The Rohingya in limbo in Cox’s Bazar
Submission
Sean Gleeson
Information and power in a cloistered Myanmar
What’s in a name?
Laetitia van den Assum
Ethnicity, terminology and identity in Rakhine State
Karen rebel
Catriona Knapman
The beauty queen who became a rebel
Tsunami, Family photoshoot & Spooky action at a distance
Maung Day
Poetry from Maung Day
Like mother, like daughter
Nic Dunlop
How Aung San Suu Kyi’s mother played a pivotal role in her political upbringing
The clock’s wink
Catriona Knapman
Poetry from Catriona Knapman
Underground
David Scott Mathieson
Myanmar’s civil war on canvas
Stationed in Myanmar
Nick Freeman
Over 860 stations operate on what’s now known as the Myanmar Railways network
Up-market
Nick Freeman
Once the beating heart of commerce in Myanmar, wet markets are under threat
Cold War monks
Camille Devries
Zealotry and conflict in Southeast Asia
Tyranny of borders
Francis Wade
How nationalism and colonial legacies shape identity and belonging
The prison poets
Joseph Woods
The story of the poets who survived Myanmar’s military regime
Bagan and beyond
Aedeen Cremin
How was Bagan built and how did it become a World Heritage Site?
The homeless
Greg Constantine
For decades, the Rohingya have languished along the Cox’s Bazar-Teknaf highway.
China calling
David Eimer
Can Aung San Suu Kyi resist China’s influence? The generals before her couldn’t
A broken state
Sean Gleeson
The recent violence against the Rohingya continues a systemic attempt to strip them of their right to exist in Myanmar.
Starfall
ko ko thett
Lynn Moe Swe, the celebrated poet from Monywa who passed away in September.