Yangon
No one left behind?
Despite COVID-19’s light footprint, economic fallout threatens to undo the gains of Myanmar’s decade-long climb out of isolation.
Kyaw Lin Htoon and Ben Dunant | Jul 17, 2020
Waiting for disaster
Burma has failed to learn lessons from Cyclone Nargis.
Morley J Weston | Aug 21, 2015
Sourcing critique
Excavating Burma’s rich intellectual past, carefully preserved by private collectors, can contribute to the ongoing debate on the country’s controversial march towards neoliberalism.
Geoff Myint | Jan 14, 2014
Driving across the land of pagodas
An account of the 2012 Indo-Myanmar Friendship Car Rally
Pradip Phanjoubam | Apr 05, 2013
Delhi – Yangon – Delhi
A trip across borders geographical, political and cultural unravels the complex histories between India, Myanmar and their peoples
Nandita Haksar | Jan 15, 2013
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