Myanmar

Focus

Beyond the algorithm: preserving human judgement in humanitarian crises

When an artificial intelligence ingests government propaganda as crisis data, or aggregates Gaza and the West Bank as a single operational reality, the error is more than technical. Drawing on...

Annesha Mahanta - Madigan Johnson

Aid in danger

Aid interrupted: what Myanmar’s crisis reveals about humanitarian system’s fragility

This article is only available in English. Published on 13 November 2025 This article is an extension of our special issue “Aid in danger: after the shock of 2025, the...

Amélie Bernard Beeckman

Focus

Refugees and Displaced Persons in Nigeria and Myanmar: rethinking the synergy

A number of crises linked to forced migration are developing throughout the world, “in the shadow of the humanitarian centres of gravity that are the Syrian crisis and its consequences...

Marie-Alice Torré - Thierry Benlahsen

Focus

A critique to political chauvinism and the naturalisation of racial privilege in Myanmar

Behind the political crisis and the fate of the Rohingyas, there are deeply entrenched ethnic markers and a well-established social hierarchy. The author examines these aspects at the crossroads of...

Eduardo S. Molano

Perspectives

The Rohingya refugee crisis: forgotten then, forgotten now

Lifted with difficulty to the category of major crisis, the situation of the Rohingya refugees at the border of Myanmar and Bangladesh is forever bogging down. Whilst the United Nations...

Tarik Kadir