As you see. I’m not going to tell more.

Some images are stretched by Reddit’s frame so you better see them fully.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17abRFzYnw/

https://history-maps.com/podcast/pyu-city-states

Grade 9 Geography Textbook

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This is relatively obscure but Nietzsche was one the philosophers that inspired the Dobama Asionyone movements in the 1930s.

The video I've linked is a short dialogue between Plato and Nietzsche, and should serve as a short intro to both philosophies.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ninety-years-dobama-how-1930-ideology-still-echoes-bbc-phyo-latt-phd-8ncec

Ever wonder why ASEAN seems so toothless when it comes to Myanmar?

The whole consensus decision-making thing and the non-interference policy are pretty major flaws. But the biggest issue is that individual member states keep dealing with the Myanmar generals, whether it's on the down-low or out in the open.

Just look at Thailand. It really tries hard to have the generals' backs because it gains a lot from Myanmar, which makes sense.

These backdoor channels mean the junta doesn’t have to talk to ASEAN as a whole. Instead, they can work with each country one-on-one, customizing the deals to meet specific local interests while ignoring what ASEAN wants across the board.

Unless ASEAN can somehow get everyone on the same page and commit all 10 member states to the same terms (which seems pretty unlikely), it’ll just keep spinning its wheels in this diplomatic deadlock.

Does anyone know where can I get these for gym? Appreciate it.

I wanted to learn the dialects (ဒေသိယစကား) for school works and translations (especially Merguese), and I have researched how different the dialects are depending on regions, but I wanted to study the speeches more. Any novels, books, TV shows and whatever could help, I just couldn't find specific media about this topic.

A documentary on the onset of the Cold War in Burma, it contains various aspects of the political alignments occurring in Burma to maintain neutrality; alongside narration by former prime minister of Burma and philosopher U Nu on the various aspects of Burmese life and Burma's policies in maintaining neutrality.

The RCSS and SSPP, rarely fought others except each other until last year.

And the PNA is regional militia of Tat and PNLA, a Pa-O revolutionary or leftist?

How strong are they? I’ve heard like PNA has 40,000 troops.

I’ve saw that everyone is competing for control of Southern Shan State since the Tat was weakened. PNA is mobilizing with Tat’s help. SSPP with UWSA help. RCSS also arrived to Danu region. PNLA trying to take Haihseng from PNA as well.

Do they have KIA level military? Or just like KNPP/KA level?

How strong are they in terms of manpower/business/equipment/experiences etc..

The branch reopening ceremony on the Myitkyina-Moenyin railway section in Kachin State was held at Myitkyina Railway Station on the morning of July 21 (The line was abandoned for like years). At the ceremony, Kachin State Chief Minister U Khet Htein Nang delivered an opening speech, and Deputy Minister of Transport U Aung Myaing explained the train route arrangement (49)Up and (50)Down train on the Myitkyina-Moekaung-Moenyin railway section.

A local resident expressed his gratitude for the Myitkyina-Moekaung-Moenyin train service, and State Chief Minister U Khet Htein Nang presented a commemorative gift to the Ministry of Transport for the train service. Then, the train that will run on the Myitkyina-Moehnyin route was reopened by the State Chief Minister, the Northern Command Officer, After the ribbon-cutting ceremony by the Deputy Minister of Transport, the Myitkyina-Moehnyin express train (50)Down departed from Myitkyina Station towards Moehnyin.

Translated.
Information credit to One News Myanmar.
Image credit to ONM and Ko Tun.

My Text -
As you can see in the images, the branch line reopen ceremony was hosted by most of government and residents in Kachin state. The trains used here were also newly built ones in Naypyidaw Locomotive Workshop and carriages were also Air Cushioned carriages which means the railway branch line has not only cleaned but also upgraded.

Hey everyone, here’s a quick 25 seconds of early gameplay featuring the Myanmar folklore enemies I posted here yesterday!
Just a heads-up: the UI, the level, and the player character (still missing animations) are very much a work in progress, but the enemy assets you see are final.
If you want to give the current build a try and help us out, our playtest registration is still open!
REGISTER HERE : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScwWRcWxhXn8oAmDKQUdgfmbTS8DgR6QpEgXVMOkvM0NktTMQ/viewform

Just like the title says, I have been working on a ship for awhile now and I need help if there is anyway for a Myanmar nationality to invest in these kind of stock options overseas without getting scammed. Is there an App for it which is accessible for us?

Im sick of men making fun of women body parts and sexualise even if is just a hand or foot tf? i mean if they r interested in weird things, just shut up.Why r they blaming back to the victim for that?

I have been lost on how to take IELTS in Mandalay, I already know where the test centers are but how do I register for it? I asked the test center, but they said I need to register at British Council first. Do I have to have a credit card? Are there any good third-parties that can make the test-taking more convenient? And I would prefer answering the computer-based one. Yet, I am clueless on how to do it? I am over 16 too. Any help?

Hey i am a Sri Lankan Tamil and i wanted to know if indians in myanmar still speak tamil or did they loose their mothertongue.

They have instagram and Facebook pages. I've been watching their ads/pages since 2023. The watches seem to cost between 100 - 200 dollars (at least when I last enquired in 2024). They look really cool and I want to get one as a souvenir before I leave the country but I'm not sure if the quality matches the price. I'm no loaded collector so dropping 200+ USD on a unknown brand is definitely a big gamble.

Any 'local watch' lovers care to share their experiences?