On February 1, 2021, a coup d’état took place in Myanmar followed by strongest civil protests. Over the last couples of years, the country has fallen into civil war marked by highly complicated conflict patterns.
The State Administration Council renamed itself in August 2025 as “National Security and Peace Commission” (NSPC) while imposing martial law in 63 municipalities.
The March 2025 earthquake has aggravated the Myanmar’s people’s situation. The country’s international relations are in a state of reengagement.
Currently, Myanmar’s internal situation has consequences both for its neighboring states and associations like ASEAN and for various strategies in the Indo-Pacific, too.
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