A year after the junta seized power in Myanmar, the situation continues to be bleak: there’s no let-up in violence, the economy is in bad shape and the military keeps cracking down on opponents. But it hasn’t been able to consolidate control, says Thomas Kean, Editor-in-Chief of ‘Frontier Myanmar’, a fortnightly magazine. In this podcast with StratNews Global, Kean, who is also a senior consultant with the International Crisis Group, says the current military rule has both parallels and differences with 1988 when the military had seized power. Listen in for more.

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