The Best of 2024: Our Audiences’ Top Picks
In 2024, Myanmar’s populace of over 5.6 million suffered from floods, and 24 percent of agricultural land was submerged. This was a mere fraction of the broader havoc wrought by natural disasters. In times of conflict and climate change crises, Myanmar’s society urgently needs the emergence of everyday champions. This publication was also one of the most-read pieces in 2024. Furthermore, historian Dr. Thant Myint Oo’s warning in 2019 about natural disasters sparked widespread public debate.
The Terror Twins of Climate and Conflict
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- The Best of 2024: Our Audiences’ Top Picks
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- Sanctions With Chinese Characteristics: The Case of Myanmar
- Making Data Speak: Capturing Conflicts and Human Security Agenda in Myanmar
- The Rise of Princelings
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The Best of 2024
Our Audiences’ Top Picks