For many years, Aung San Suu Kyi was a hero in the West. Through a long period of house arrest, her lonely battle for freedom
Tag: Myanmar
Sri Lanka Blasts: Terrorism Targets Another Chinese Ally
The recent, tragic Easter attack in the South Asian state of Sri Lanka – killing and injuring hundreds – follows a now unfortunately all too
Players’ Skewed Maps Complicate Eurasia’s 21st Century Great Game
The United States and China are playing Eurasia’s 21st century Great Game from different but equally skewed maps. While the US map appears to be
Shaping the New World Order: The Battle for Human Rights
China is leading the charge in a bid to undermine accepted concepts of human rights accountability and justice. The Chinese effort backed by autocrats elsewhere
The “Arakan Army” & “Rohingya”: “Unholy Alliance” or Tatmadaw’s “Divide-and-Rule” Tactic?
The Myanmarese military’s accusation that the Buddhist-believing “Arakan Army” insurgents are working hand-in-hand with their Muslim “Rohingya” counterparts is either a sign that these two
Will the World Help the Rohingya to Attain Justice?
Just over a year ago, many of our Rohingya brothers and sisters endured what the UN now says constituted genocide. Tens of thousands were slaughtered
Rohingya Muslims Need the World to Prevent Another Slaughter
While the mass killing of Rohingya Muslims by Myanmar’s security forces might have subsided – at least for now, given that more than 700,000 have
Did a Rohingya-Like “Ethnic Cleansing” Just Happen in Angola?
The large-scale and rapid outflow of 380,000 Congolese from northeastern Angola over the past couple of weeks draws immediate comparisons to last year’s Rohingya Crisis
