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Why we’re back in print

We're not betting on a print revival to ensure Frontier’s survival, but we believe print still has an important place in the media landscape.

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News Feed, Editorial, News, Opinion

Myanmar enters 2021 with a rare opportunity to heal

Myanmar has held together remarkably well amid the pandemic, and the government has a robust new mandate, but now is no time for complacency.

BY Frontier

magazine, News Feed, Editorial, News, Opinion

Myanmar’s COVID-19 response needs a dose of reality

Prolonged lockdown measures are wreaking great harm and people are fed up. The government needs to ditch this blunt tool for a more surgical approach.

BY Frontier

News Feed, 2020 Election, Editorial, News, Opinion

Respect the election result, but don’t gloss over the flaws

The large turnout on November 8 powerfully demonstrated society’s commitment to democracy, but this should not overshadow deep flaws in the electoral process that threaten to undermine future progress.

BY Frontier

Tanintharyi Region’s boring election

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2020 Election, Editorial, Opinion

Myanmar stands divided at the ballot box

Much of the damage is already done, but the new government can help to remedy it.

BY Ben Dunant

News Feed, Editorial, News, Opinion

What Kyaw Myint’s downfall tells us about doing business in Myanmar

Kyaw Myint is just the tiniest tip of a very large iceberg of criminal activity in Myanmar’s business community, but as long as you steer clear of politics you’re unlikely to get caught.

BY Frontier

magazine, 2020 Election, Editorial, Opinion

Time to take away the election commission’s red pen

The Union Election Commission's censoring of political party speeches underscores the need for Myanmar to unambiguously enshrine freedom of expression in law.

BY Frontier

Editorial, Opinion

Land reform: A vote-winner for the NLD

Land reform is the perfect election pledge for the National League for Democracy to show that it is serious about addressing land rights issues and resolving a key concern of ethnic minorities.

BY Callum Furness

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Volume 6, Issue 17

January 12, 2021

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Why we’re back in print

We’re not betting on a print revival to ensure Frontier’s survival, but we believe print still has an important place in the media landscape.

News Feed, News, Affairs

The ultimate penalty: Debating the death sentence

Myanmar has not executed a convict for decades, though they continue to be put on death row. While some call for capital punishment to be scrapped, others are demanding it for child rapists.

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The ultimate penalty: Debating the death sentence

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