Burma u požaru: kaljenje nesvrstanosti između unutrašnje pobune i opasnosti kolonijalne restauracije (1948–1950)

This paper examines Burma's turbulent initial years of independence, during which the country faced existential challenges including widespread armed rebellions and overt foreign interference which placed it at the heart of the Cold War in Asia. Amid this volatile environment, the government in Rangoon painstakingly forged a non-aligned foreign policy, positioning the country as a pioneer and leader in the global non-alignment movement during the post-war era.