Andray Abrahamian

Trump’s propensity to walk away from promises will hang over the talks with Kim Jong-un.

'When caught in a fight between whales, a shrimp gets his back broken.'

Sanctions would likely increase support for the Tatmadaw, gifting it the us-versus-them mentality it tried and failed to instill in the citizenry for years.

The military's use of the 'four cuts' doctrine, a decades-old insurgent-fighting strategy, is an ominous development for the Rohingya.

The fetters on Myanmar’s democracy are many, but while most are in the hands of the military, Aung San Suu Kyi's party could reform Article 66(d) tomorrow.

The central government has ridden roughshod over local wishes about the name of a new bridge in a parliamentary vote.

A decade on, what is this city for? Why does it exist at all?