Airstrike on Football Match in Natogyi Kills Nine, Including Civilians and PDF Members
By Myat Earandray Thaw
A military airstrike on a football match in Natogyi has killed nine people, including five civilians, as air attacks on public gatherings rise.
PPP Leader Released from Custody; UEC Vows Legal Action Over “Secret” Diplomatic Meetings
By Myat Earandray Thaw
PPP leader Daw Thet Thet Khine released after 24-hour detention but faces imminent legal action for "unauthorized meetings" with foreign diplomats, according to the UEC.
Myanmar Military Council to Convene Parliament in March, New Government Expected in April
By Myat Earandray Thaw
The military council announced that Myanmar’s new parliament will convene in March 2026, with a transition to a new government slated for April.
Myanmar Military Council Conducts Second Phase of Elections in 100 Townships Amid Tight Security
By Myat Earandray Thaw
Myanmar's military council held the second phase of elections in 100 townships on Jan. 11, including conflict zones, despite international calls to halt the "sham" process.
The Fall of a Tycoon: Cambodia Extradites Alleged “Cyber-Scam Mastermind” Chen Zhi to China
By Myat Earandray Thaw
End of an era: Cambodia extradites Prince Group chairman Chen Zhi to China. The alleged cyber-scam kingpin faces charges over a multi-billion dollar global fraud empire.

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The Bandung Paradox: Myanmar’s Quest for Neutrality in a House Divided

By Editorial Board on January 11, 2026

From Bandung pioneer to global pariah: How internal strife and 2026 geopolitics shattered Myanmar’s 70-year dream of neutral foreign policy.