Scandals, succession, secret payments and more; here are our top articles for the year, and some festive dancing.
Can Myanmar keep getting better?
It is hard to think of a moment when Myanmar’s prospects ever looked this good.
Myanmar’s tentative renaissance
Interview with Giuseppe Gabusi on the economic, political and policy challenges ahead.
The fog of one man’s thinking
Gregory Cathcart critiques Robert Taylor's views on ethnicity and voting in Myanmar.
Understanding Myanmar’s communal violence
Dismissing the views of others as 'crazy' isn't helpful, writes Tamas Wells.
Waking up to Myanmar’s new normal
After their election win, the NLD grapples with competition and policy, writes Nicholas Farrelly.
ASEAN adjusts to a new democratic phenomenon
Why the region should welcome Aung San Suu Kyi and Myanmar's new government.
Can democratic Myanmar lead ASEAN?
Myanmar could present a fresh challenge in a region where non-democratic norms have prevailed.
Keeping afloat after the ‘red wave’
Battered by the ballot, can Myanmar's ethnic parties bounce back?
Chinese megaprojects and the vote
Could controversial projects like the Myitsone dam be back on under NLD rule?
Myanmar after the vote: what happens next?
Experts forecast what to expect in the wake of the NLD's landslide election win.
Sunshine and shadows
After the NLD's Myanmar election win, Nicholas Farrelly asks what role is there for those who missed out on the chance to vote.
Notes on a Naypyitaw cockfight
Olivia Cable reports from a brawl of the bantams in Myanmar's capital.
Getting to grips with the future
What happens next will determine how much respect Myanmar’s reformers can demand from their own people, and from the rest of the world.