Andrew Landen
Yangon’s population looks set to almost double within the next thirty years. But as property developers rub ...
Myanmar is not a country that comes to mind when one thinks of exquisite blends of coffee.
Myanmar is caught between a rock and a hard place. As the government seeks to pick up the pace of development, electrical power is needed and...
Shock as Myanmar junta’s broadcast law amendments return criminalization, threaten internet freedoms
If one thing is clear in Myanmar in the wake of the February coup it is that the country’s legal system leaves a lot to be desired, particularly...
The video is horrific. Villagers cry as one of them points their smartphone, capturing images of the burning figures of 11 people, dead or in their...
Ko Aung Htwe’s Facebook posts have seen a dramatic change over the last year. He’s swapped waving two fingers in peace to three fingers in defiance...
In the wake of the Myanmar coup, questions have been raised about the future of China’s multi-billion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), how the...
As the dark clouds of the monsoon loom, many citizens in the west of Myanmar - recently bludgeoned by Cyclone Mocha - are living in dire straits.
Calls by Myanmar protestors are growing shrill to demand countries block the supply of aviation fuel to the Myanmar military.
Dotted across the length and breadth of Myanmar are drug addicts caught up in a criminal cycle with little or no help from the authorities.
