India, Aug. 9 -- It is evident to long-time observers of the Myanmar scene that President Min Aung Hlaing's pro-activism has triggered negotiations at multiple levels. Within the country, pro-regime political parties and forces are being encouraged to develop a package of reforms to the 2008 Constitution that may be acceptable to the government. Of course, its redlines must be respected: the military's dominant role in governance cannot be diminished, and, in the name of federalism, the central government cannot be turned into a weak entity. Interaction with internal actors has implications for the Resistance, which remains inclined to continue a long-term struggle against the military's future vision. The message being conveyed to it is ...