Vultures or the army, who were the worse predators? They came in huge numbers when the Myanmar Government ordered the...
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FLASHBACK A look at the history of modern Burmese literature from The Atlantic's February 1958 issue. It was only in...
A profoundly ignorant chorus of denunciation has descended upon Aung Sang Suu Kyi over the treatment of the Rohingyas --...
By Xing Yi Min Thu Wun's Affinity with China - a book in Chinese and Burmese - was unveiled by...
By Latha Anantharaman A nuanced and insightful story of four women in Myanmar’s long struggle for freedom In its decades...
By Lillian Kalish Filmmaker Emily Hong once said that the very act of a woman holding a camera in the streets...
In its brief coverage of Saungkha’s ordeal, the international media has seized on a more salacious, and catchier, version: “I...
by Nilanjana Sengupta I was fortunate to be a part of the first Irrawaddy Literary Festival – the first of its...
Nilanjana Sengupta Exactly twenty years back Aung San Suu Kyi was released from the first of her house arrests and...
Nilanjana Sengupta Recently at the Singapore Writers’ Festival I met a young publisher from Yangon who confessed to spending sleepless...
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