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These studies suggest that Myanmar is on a path to falling into a failed state due to the military coup leading to civil war, a decline in democracy, and undermining progress in public health.
The military coup in Myanmar on February 1, 2021, led by General Min Aung Hlaing, has significantly impacted the country's political, social, and economic landscape. This analysis synthesizes findings from multiple research papers to assess whether Myanmar is on a path to becoming a failed state.
Political Instability and Civil War:
Health System Collapse:
Economic and Social Decline:
The military coup in Myanmar has plunged the country into political instability, civil war, and economic and social decline. The healthcare system is in disarray, and the prevalence of neglected tropical diseases is rising. The military regime's inability to consolidate control and the ongoing resistance suggest that Myanmar is indeed on a path to becoming a failed state.
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