Myanmar’s Spring Revolution is entering its fifth year, making it the most sustained and geographically widespread popular uprising in the country’s modern history. The junta is battered, controlling only a fraction of the nation’s territory while ruling the rest through air power and terror. The genie of federal democracy is out of the bottle and no amount of violence can push it back in. Yet, despite these gains, the revolution risks stalling. The battlefield is shifting in our favor, but our political evolution lags dangerously behind. The hard questions our friends...