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Adam Simpson, The Conversation
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The execution of four activists in Myanmar shows the junta is getting increasingly desperate
As the country suffers, the military rulers are running out of options.
Adam Simpson, The Conversation & Nicholas Farrelly, The Conversation
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A year after the military coup, Myanmar is sliding into an intractable civil war
With an ailing economy, a public health care system in disarray and a shattered international reputation, the country faces a hard path back from the crisis.
Nicholas Farrelly, The Conversation & Adam Simpson, The Conversation
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As Myanmar’s military continues to brutalise unarmed protesters, what’s the endgame?
The bruising standoff between the military and opposition is now a war of attrition. No one knows for sure who will last the longest.
Adam Simpson, The Conversation & Nicholas Farrelly, The Conversation
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Why Myanmar’s military staged a coup despite already maintaining a tight grip over the country
It is difficult to see how the military will benefit from its actions.
Adam Simpson, The Conversation & Nicholas Farrelly, The Conversation
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Will the military take back control after Aung San Suu Kyi’s big win in Myanmar elections?
The military will grudgingly accept the election results, especially since its favoured party, the Union Solidarity and Development Party, performed poorly.
Adam Simpson, The Conversation & Nicholas Farrelly, The Conversation