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Myanmar’s Endless Turning Points
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Myanmar’s Endless Turning Points
Published as a Guest Column in The Irrawaddy, Reading Time: 7 mins read In 1949, the newly independent Burma was said to be on the verge of collapse as Communist Party of Burma (CPB) forces occupied Mandalay, and the Karen Army encircled Yangon. In the early 1960s, Ne Win’s coup was supposed to restore stability but in fact led to a resurgence in highland ethnic armed groups, and in the lowlands, initiated the terror of the secret police with th…
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