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James ShweEurasia Review |
A Fact-Check and Rebuttal of “Myanmar’s Second Shot At Limited Democracy” This article responds to “Myanmar’s Second Shot At Limited
Myanmar’s military junta is afraid of what the U.S. Congress is about to do—and their propagandists are stepping up a
When foreign policy analysts discuss the Middle East, a familiar argument often emerges to shut down talk of meaningful change:
The junta keeps telling people: “Trump changed US policy” and “sanctions don’t bite.” This is false. The U.S. government’s official
In the grand theater of international legitimacy, two leaders took the stage this week, each wielding the word “elections” like
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In a Press Statement issued on January 26, 2025, regarding the implementation of the President’s Executive Order on Reevaluating and
As Myanmar’s struggle for democracy enters its fourth-year post-coup, it is crucial to reassess international diplomatic efforts to ensure they...
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