Featured Threading the Needle: A Much-Needed Thai Model for Myanmar’s Political Puzzle ISP OnPoint by ISP Admin
Featured Threading the Needle: A Much-Needed Thai Model for Myanmar’s Political Puzzle ISP OnPoint by ISP Admin
issue:column010, 12 Mar 2025 The Emergence of a Licensed Armed Group in Myanmar After China concluded that the junta’s forces could no longer protect its interests in Myanmar, it likely pushed for its own security companies to step in…In a civil war marked by a chaotic mix of factions, the addition of new armed players will surely make an already complicated situation even messier.
issue:column017, 12 Mar 2025 We Don’t Talk About Fight Club The reality is that the TNLA-KIA dispute cannot be brushed aside with lighthearted remarks about unity and a common enemy. Saying “we must unite” or "know your common enemy" is not enough if underlying tensions are not addressed.
issue:column008, 28 Feb 2025 Revolution on the Fence Since the coup, several Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) have chosen to sit on the sidelines, observing the junta rather than engaging it in direct combat. Some have labeled these groups "free riders."