Suu Kyi’s Myanmar, one year on
Friday
28th April
2017
ANDREW SELTH | Twelve months ago, Aung San Suu Kyi was appointed State Counsellor of Myanmar, becoming the de…
Andrew Selth
Why Myanmar’s military is not planning a coup
Tuesday
9th May
2017
ANDREW SELTH | Speculation about military intentions makes for a good conspiracy theory but facts tell a different story.
Incident at Three Pagodas Pass
Monday
5th June
2017
ANDREW SELTH | After decades of strained bilateral relations, Australia’s defence ties with Myanmar are gradually being restored.
Aung San Suu Kyi and the Tatmadaw
Monday
12th June
2017
ANDREW SELTH | The democratically elected government in Myanmar under Aung San Suu Kyi has so far disappointed many…
Australia and Korea’s wars
Monday
14th August
2017
ANDREW SELTH | Griffith Asia Institute Adjunct Associate Professor, Dr Andrew Selth recently had the below article republished in…
The fallen idol: Aung San Suu Kyi and the politics of personality
Wednesday
20th September
2017
ANDREW SELTH | Myanmar studies have always attracted strong views. Particularly since 1988 there has been a history of…
The Rohingya crisis and Myanmar’s military responses
Monday
27th November
2017
ANDREW SELTH | Since October 2016, when militants from the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) attacked three border police…
A big step back for Myanmar
Thursday
14th September
2017
ANDREW SELTH | It is always difficult to know exactly what is happening in Myanmar, particularly when eye-witness accounts…
Biggles in Burma: Giving boys what they want
Tuesday
27th March
2018
ANDREW SELTH | When British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson quoted the poem ‘Mandalay’ during a visit to Myanmar in…
Graphic novels chart Myanmar’s history
Monday
9th April
2018
ANDREW SELTH | Exotic climate, turbulent past an inspiration to comic writers Before 1988, Myanmar (then known as Burma)…