

How will Myanmar’s earthquake affect the civil war?
Apr 3, 2025
Rebecca Ratcliffe, Southeast Asia correspondent for The Guardian, sheds light on the dire situation in Myanmar following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake. She talks about the humanitarian crises worsened by military blockades and ongoing civil conflict. The conversation dives into the implications of a potential ceasefire and its impact on the battlefield. Ratcliffe also highlights the resilience of local communities as they navigate aid challenges and the shifting power dynamics influenced by external forces like China.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Myanmar's Dual Crisis: Earthquake and War
01:58 • 9min
Earthquake Strikes Myanmar: Aid Amidst Crisis
10:55 • 10min
Evaluating Ceasefire Implications in Myanmar's Ongoing Conflict
20:51 • 5min
Rebuilding Amidst Chaos: The Aftermath of Myanmar's Earthquake and Civil Strife
25:28 • 3min