Myanmar’s Junta: Failed Governance In The Face Of Nature’s Wrath – OpEd
As the floodwaters of Typhoon Yagi recede in Myanmar, they reveal more than just physical devastation. They underscore an ancient
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Author: James Shwe
James Shwe is a Burmese American Engineer residing in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was born in Yangon, Myanmar in 1954 and has been residing in the US since 1984. He is a Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer in California. He owns and operates a consulting engineering firm in Los Angeles.
Articles by James Shwe :
Our Ambassador, Myanmar’s Voice: The Struggle To Be Heard At The UN – OpEd
In the heart of Southeast Asia, Myanmar is enduring a crisis that threatens the lives of millions and destabilizes the
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From 8888 To Spring Revolution: Myanmar’s Enduring Fight For Democracy – OpEd
This week marks the 36th anniversary of the 8888 Uprising, a pivotal moment in Myanmar’s struggle for democracy that continues
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Strengthening Myanmar’s Resistance: The Role Of International Support And Diaspora – OpEd
Three years after the military coup in Myanmar, the country’s war of resistance shows no signs of abating. This protracted
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Democracy And Ecology: The Integral Role Of Myanmar’s Resistance In Climate Strategies – OpEd
In the urgent global battle against climate change, the governance and policies of every country are pivotal. Yet, international governments
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Divide And Conquer: Myanmar Military’s Rohingya Gambit In Rakhine – OpEd
The Rohingya crisis in Myanmar stands as a grim testament to the military’s longstanding divide-and-rule strategy, a tactic that has
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Navigating Myanmar’s Democratic Transition: A Call To Action For International Community – OpEd
Since 1962, the people of Myanmar have endured brutal military oppression, human rights abuses, and the denial of self-determination. In
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