Celebrating the death of desperate people, have we sunk that far?
Sharing in pain is not merely a moral standard; it is also an objective necessity for resolving conflicts among different groups and finding a future path in which everyone can participate. Therefore, without such a change in social norms, statements calling on partners to discuss matters and seek solutions together amount only to rubbing camphor oil on a chronic disease.
Worthy of inheritance (Living up to the Legacy)
Will the successors inherit and preserve Daw Suu’s good legacies and continue to carry out her values, dreams, and desires? Or will they take responsibility to change and amend Daw Suu’s darker legacies? Or will they fight over the inheritance among themselves just to get Daw Suu’s immense political influence into their hands?
It’s time to break free from the populism trap
Popularity alone does not equal populism. In reality, being popular—or having the support of the majority—constitutes only the surface layer of populism. Beneath that surface lie many other defining characteristics that fundamentally drive populism. In the current revolutionary period, it is deeply concerning to observe political leaders consistently tailoring their behavior to please crowds and walking uncritically down the populist path.
Recognize an anthill before ants come out
While walking calmly along the roadside, a car with yellow number plates suddenly pulled up close and sped off with a loud roar. Since there