The Best of 2024: Our Audiences’ Top Picks
ISP-Myanmar is researching the emerging new generation leaders from EAOs and the resistance movement under the theme “The Rise of Princelings.” The first edition of the issue delved into fresh faces of Wa leadership (UWSP/UWSA), and its sequel highlighted the Ta’ang’s (Palaung). The younger generation of leaders is naturally more inclined to pursue new ideas and take risks rather than sticking to the status quo. ISP-Myanmar compared this phenomenon with the pride of “Princelings.” Resolving conflicts is a complex challenge, and those who achieve victory consecutively may be prideful of their endeavors. ISP-Myanmar will continue researching this topic throughout 2025.
The Rise of Princelings
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