Myanmar

‘Duty’ isn’t enough to boost Myanmar’s tax revenue, writes Gerard McCarthy.

New paper examines local elections and the future of decentralisation.

More open politics and new technologies are putting much of the country back on the beaten path.

Can the Kofi Annan-chaired commission chart a path to peace and human rights for the Rohingya?

Stumbling blocks to peace at the 21st Century Panglong Conference.

Will Panglong II end decades of ethnic insurgency?

1MDB is a Malaysian problem with reach in Australia, writes Amrita Malhi.

Support for Myanmar’s media – vital then, essential now.

Luke Corbin looks at the lifespan of one of Myanmar's most iconic items.

Part two of Burma and the comics.

Burma and the comics part one.

As Myanmar's media finds it footing after decades of oppression, responsible journalism is crucial.

A nation unites under the sound of sirens.

Extending absentee suffrage for Myanmar’s citizens abroad.

What are the prospects for the newest citizens in a new democracy?

Will it be boom or bust for companies investing in a newly democratic Myanmar?

Burning lands and fragile livelihoods in the hills of Myanmar's southern Chin State.

From Jihadis to Ma Ba Tha to 'Hansonites', extremism begets extremism.

Myanmar must be on guard for political crises across the border.

Why a popular vote on secession in Myanmar is highly unlikely.

As research on Myanmar grows, the challenge now is making sure it gets to the people who need it.

Discussion online needs to be handled carefully for Myanmar's long-term success, writes Nicholas Farrelly.

Why Nicholas Farrelly is circling 9 November 2020 as a day to watch.

Trevor Wilson looks at the factors and actors behind the nation's historic transition.