Category: Featured

Featured articles from FORSEA contributors.


Myanmar Mothers’ Cries Do Not Bode Well for the Nation’s Future

The musician of resistance Mun Awng reminded the viewers, “the revolution must prevail, against all odds.” Tain Sway was seen nodding her head profusely when Mun Awng spelled out the pervasive sentiment – that “it is better to die fighting for the cause than living under the boot, again”.

/ April 19, 2022

Petro’s Choice: Resisting Putin’s War with Truths

“When you lose everything – your home, your career, your family – people around you (strangers) become most important.” Anyone concerned about shared humanity, I hope, will do his or her part by listening to Petro’s uncensored tales of what it means to live in the time of the crime against peace perpetrated on your national community.

/ April 10, 2022

My Experience with the Russian Invasion: Ukrainian Filmmaker Petro Tsymbal speaks LIVE from Kyiv

Petro, an award-winning Ukrainian filmmaker, has joined the civil resistance to use his talents behind the camera to document Putin’s crime against peace.

/ April 7, 2022

The Clash of Empire Builders: China, USA and Russia

FORSEA Dialogue Series on Democratic Struggles will host a conversation with the famed Malaysian activist Hishamuddin Rais on the clash of imperialist powers and its global consequences.

/ April 6, 2022

FORSEA LIVE Concert, Acoustic Solo: Solidarity Performance for Myanmar’s Resistance against Terrorist Coup Regime

Mun Awng, Myanmar's acclaimed musician of resistance performs LIVE and joined by Ms Hmu Hta Ray zar Tein Swe, Karenni Nationalities Defence Force. Sunday 3 April 2022 @ 2:30 GMT/London.

/ April 2, 2022

Uukraine and Myanmar Resistance Movements: Interests, Ideologies and International-Law

The next FORSEA Dialogue on Democratic Struggles welcomes two guests: Giada Corsoni from Genocide Watch, and Gregory Stanton, the Genocide Watch founding President, the host is FORSEA's Maung Zarni. Watch live on YouTube: Friday 1 April 2022.

/ March 31, 2022

Comedians’ Tragedy: The Global Shortage of Cynicism in the Russian-Ukrainian War

The world has no choice but to condemn the Russian aggression against Ukraine. It has no choice but to help the Ukrainians to end the war with honor. But it is the role of the Ukrainians to produce statesmen who understand that the Ukrainians need to suspect not only the Russians but also the Americans and the Europeans.

/ March 30, 2022

Ukraine and big power rivalry: Why the urge to ‘compare rottenness’ will lead Singapore nowhere

Some Singaporeans see crisis in Ukraine as a time to assert their values and allegiances in an identity war between the West and the Rest. Their view has little bearing on the future of Europe, yet these trends may complicate the country’s international relations in coming years.

How is the Russian Invasion of the Ukraine Impacting Asia and its Future?

There may be darker clouds ahead for the US in Asia. In the long run, Putin, like Hitler, could be responsible for the emergence of a new geopolitical order on a global scale in which the US place in Asia is less welcome than it once was.

/ March 25, 2022

Welcoming US Government’s Genocide Determination & Urging the Myanmar People’s Fund for the Revolution

From FORSEA Dialogue on Democratic Struggles: Padoh Saw Taw Nee of KNU and Ma Ei Thinzar Maung of NUG welcome US Government's Genocide Determination and urges the release of $1 billion Myanmar People's Fund for the Revolution.

/ March 25, 2022