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Populist threats to the peace process

November 23, 2018

The greatest challenge in the peace process is transforming the hearts and minds of the Bamar majority, against the spectre of populism.

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‘I thought it was over for us’: Civilians trapped in the crossfire in Bago

A regime attack on a resistance-held village tract in Myanmar’s Bago Region in March took the lives of dozens, while anti-junta fighters had to make tough decisions to protect civilians.

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