Since the attempted coup, prisons controlled by Myanmar military junta have become a place that crushes dissent and silences​ those who are voicing opposition to the junta’s violence and injustice. Ma...

Bhutan’s bold new urban venture, the Geluphu Mindfulness City, is being pitched as a landmark in values-based development. Envisioned as an economic hub rooted

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ဖိုင် 007: On Crisis Group’s quiet recentering of the junta after Myanmar’s deadliest earthquake in a century

BHUTAN IS famously known as the “Kingdom of Happiness,” a reputation built in part on its pioneering Gross National Happiness index, a novel approach to measuri

BHUTAN IS famously known as the “Kingdom of Happiness,” a reputation built in part on its pioneering Gross National Happiness index, a novel approach to measuri

One More Story About Climbing a Hill: Stories from Assam is the latest book by renowned Assamese writer Devabrata Das. This collection of eighteen short stories, translated from the Assamese origin…

One month after the devastating magnitude 7.7 and 6.4 earthquakes hit central Myanmar, international aid responses are failing to meet dire humanitarian needs and the junta is blocking, weaponizing, a...

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Earthquake scrambles the already dire situation, but junta continues bombing; Kokang resist Chinese pressure to retreat; junta airstrike destroys a hospital & murders health workers.

The humanitarian crisis proliferating at the Thai-Myanmar border is acutely evident – but so is the resilience of those fighting injustice despite overwhelming challenges.

Guest contributor Harry Myo Lin The struggle for democracy in Myanmar represents one of the most urgent human rights crises of our time. Since the military coup in February 2021, the regime in Naypyid...

An international border fence may soon split the village of Longwa in two. In the extreme northeast of India live the Nagas, an indigenous people whose traditional land stretches into Myanmar.

TBC, which has been providing food and cooking fuel to refugees on the Thai border, says it only has enough funds left until the end of March, but some healthcare services resume for now.

The attack took place Tuesday morning near a resistance-held oilfield in Magway Region’s Myaing Township

The junta’s forced conscription – after being repatriated – of potentially thousands of young men could constitute a war crime, rights activists say.

Conflict, disease, and poverty are driving unprecedented needs as junta rule enters a fifth year. So why is humanitarian assistance shrinking?

In Praise of Floods is the final book by James C Scott, a renowned anthropologist and political scientist, published posthumously after he died in 2024. Much of Scott’s earlier work has focused on …