Suu Kyi’s Huge Popularity Poses Threat to Myanmar’s Generals

The transcript discusses the verification of Myanmar's November election results by independent bodies and the military's efforts to maintain power. It highlights the historical context of political power dynamics in Myanmar, focusing on the military's concern over potential constitutional changes that could dilute their influence. The discussion also covers the impact and effectiveness of international sanctions, particularly those imposed by the US, and their potential effects on the wider population.

Discuss the implications of the military drafting a new constitution in Myanmar.

What concerns did the military have regarding the popularity of the political party led by Aung San Suu Kyi?

How did the military in Myanmar attempt to maintain their power after the elections?

What measures might the international community consider in response to the military's actions in Myanmar?

What role did international sanctions play in the context of the military's actions in Myanmar?