Yangon-based writer Matt Schissler meditates on the complexities of inter-religious conflict resolution in Myanmar
Beyond bigotry: Unravelling ethnic violence in Rakhine
Max Beauchamp analyses ongoing conflict between Buddhists and Muslims in western Myanmar
Nuclear inspectors, welcome to the jungle?
Kalman A. Robertson and Olivia Cable argue that Myanmar should allow provisional access for inspectors to sites of potential nuclear activity
Myanmar’s arms purchases are a problem
Jacob Sommer suggests we need a clear understanding of the goals and interests of the Myanmar government
Questions about rule of law for DASSK
ANU PhD student Kristina Simion has some interesting questions about law in Burma
Myanmar’s military: Money and guns
Jacob Sommer argues that arms imports are at an all time high, fueling the heaviest fighting in decades
The politics of honorary degrees
Last week Aung San Suu Kyi told an audience at the ANU she often wondered why universities confer honorary degrees on politicians
Rolling with the times?
Jacqueline Menager writes about why Burma's youth may not be ready for momentous change
Burma’s next president
Aung San Suu Kyi could become Burma's next president, says former Australian Ambassador Trevor Wilson
Myanmar’s academic ambitions
ANU postdoctoral fellow Pyone Myat Thu argues that education is the key to unlocking the country’s vast potential
On the cusp of disease transition in Myanmar
Sam Byfield and Maeve Kennedy reflect on the health consequences of a changing political and economic environment
Increasing insecurity in Myanmar
Recent bombings pose yet another threat to peace in Myanmar, writes Yola Verbruggen
Challenges for foreign investors in Myanmar
Aung Tun argues that foreign investors face big obstacles as Myanmar's transformation continues
After the bombings: 15 October in Yangon
Matt Schissler takes the pulse of the city after recent bombings and communal tension
Military can still be good state-builders for Myanmar
Erik H. Ribeiro suggests we need to pay more attention to the Tatmadaw's productive role
Sexual violence in Burma
Mark Inkey reports on how Burma hasn't signed the UN Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative
Myanmar could learn from Germany
Hunter Marston argues that Myanmar would benefit from a mixed member election system as it struggles to build its democracy
Adjusting to Myanmar’s reform mood
Former Australian Ambassador Trevor Wilson explains how the world should understand Myanmar's reforms
They cannot rest in peace
Saw Yan Naing describes the personal tragedies of Burma in 1988 and the restless souls of a lost generation
Border Patrol Police as humanitarians
Des Ball and Olivia Cable explore the response of Thailand's Border Patrol Police to recent floods in Mae Sot
Constitutional amendment for Myanmar
Melissa Crouch suggests that today's 8888 anniversary is a time to reflect on 25 years of a heroic and prolonged struggle for democracy
Thein Sein talks at Chatham House
In this report Mark Inkey summarises Myanmar President Thein Sein's only public speech in London
Protesters greet Thein Sein in Britain
Mark Inkey reports on the reception President Thein Sein received when he visited London this week
Just a lady – Part II
In this post Luke Corbin considers whether a recent Aung San Suu Kyi biopic is a failure