Bangladesh's Foreign Minister has asserted that a sustainable solution to the Rohingya crisis can only be found in Rakhine State, Myanmar.

The pardon of Win Myint, a top ally of Aung San Suu Kyi, by Myanmar's post-coup leadership has spurred small hopes for democracy. Analysts, however, suggest it may indicate the unassailed strength of Min Aung Hlaing's leadership.

Telenor's involvement in Myanmar is raising serious questions about the Norwegian state's responsibility as an owner, prompting scrutiny of its democratic system.

Malaysian authorities have stopped the illegal sea entry of 25 migrants from Myanmar, including several teenagers, as part of ongoing efforts to control irregular migration.

Myanmar's leader has announced the commutation of all death sentences in the country. This significant decision impacts numerous individuals previously sentenced to capital punishment.

The Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) is facing significant backlash in Myanmar after congratulating Min Aung Hlaing on his presidency.

A lawsuit in Norway alleges that the state telecoms firm Telenor provided data to the Myanmar military, which then used the information to arrest 1,200 anti-coup activists, some of whom were in safe houses.

A personal account details the author's experience of discovering unexpected connections to their Myanmar childhood while exploring Lisbon.

More than 250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshis are reported missing after a boat en route to Myanmar capsized.

More than one-third of the Myanmar junta chief's newly appointed cabinet members are reportedly under Western sanctions.

Southeast Asian nations are reportedly taking a bold and unified stand against the Myanmar junta, advocating for justice without borders.

A surge in rare earths mining in Myanmar is leading to toxic pollution that is severely impacting the livelihoods of communities along Thailand's Kok River.

Myanmar's leader Min Aung Hlaing has vowed to normalize relations between Myanmar and ASEAN, despite facing genocide charges.

Myanmar junta chief sworn in as president  Dhaka Tribune

After five years of authoritarian rule, Myanmar's junta organized legislative elections in December and January, which were presented as a return to democracy and a chance for reconciliation, with the junta leader now installed as president.

Myanmar's president stated that the country faces many challenges ahead and expressed a desire to normalise relations with ASEAN.

The leader of Myanmar's military junta has been sworn in as the self-appointed president, solidifying the military's grip on power.

Indonesian activists have filed a genocide complaint with prosecutors against Myanmar’s newly elected President Min Aung Hlaing, seeking accountability for alleged international crimes.

An editorial from Mainichi Shimbun urges Myanmar's new government to directly confront and alleviate the suffering of its people, highlighting the urgent humanitarian challenges facing the nation.

The formation of a pseudo-civilian government has prompted questions about its implications and legitimacy. The development is likely in Myanmar, given the source, and suggests a complex political transition.

Telenor is facing a lawsuit stemming from claims that the telecommunications company exposed its customers in Myanmar to repression by the military junta.

The Myanmar regime is reportedly continuing its scorched-earth campaign through the country's heartland, intensifying its military operations.

Activists are calling on Indonesia to take a leading role in holding Myanmar's new president accountable for alleged genocide. Hopes are pinned on Indonesia to exert diplomatic pressure and ensure justice.

The Myanmar military reportedly imprisoned a two-year-old and a nine-year-old child, leading to a letter being sent to Norwegian mobile giant Telenor.

Min Aung Hlaing has appointed a new cabinet in Myanmar, which is largely dominated by military figures.

A junta airstrike in Myanmar has reportedly left prisoners burned alive in an Arakan Army (AA) camp, with no escape route.

Myanmar regime fighter jets strafed a school for displaced children, resulting in the deaths of a woman and a monk.

Wa Become First Ethnic Force to Congratulate Min Aung Hlaing on Presidency  The Irrawaddy

An investigation by Le Monde and the Centre for Information Resilience revealed that a Czech company discreetly supplied four aircraft to Myanmar's military dictatorship, allegedly in violation of an EU embargo on military-use goods.

The Myanmar junta is facing charges of human rights violations in connection with its efforts to push forward with the controversial Myitsone Dam project.

Tensions are escalating in Magwe as Myanmar's National Unity Government (NUG) attempts to assert control over oilfields, facing resistance.

A new report examines the significant role women play within the Kachin Resistance movement in Myanmar, highlighting their contributions to the ongoing conflict.

Myanmar actor Poe Mamhe Thar discusses her Thai cinema debut in 'Gohan,' her regional career aspirations, and her dream of playing a doctor, reflecting on her growing sensitivity to roles and audiences.

Myanmar's Opposition Alliance has stated that political solutions are needed in conjunction with armed struggle to address the country's ongoing crisis. This position was articulated in an interview with The Irrawaddy.

Resistance groups in Myanmar have pledged to oust the military-backed civilian government. This declaration signals an escalation in the ongoing conflict and opposition to the current regime.

Concerns are growing over a potential humanitarian crisis in Myanmar as internally displaced persons (IDP) camps in Karenni State are reportedly running dry.

Myanmar's military junta has elected a business supremo as Vice-President and its lawmakers are now putting the junta chief on the path to presidency, prompting a pro-democracy group to demand the release of political prisoners and rights protections as the new government takes shape.

Anti-junta forces in Myanmar have announced the launch of a new unified command structure, aiming to coordinate their efforts against the military regime.

Myanmar's junta is reportedly paving the way for its chief to assume the presidency, signaling a potential shift in the country's leadership structure.

Myanmar's military chief, Min Aung Hlaing, has reportedly stepped down from his current position and is now setting his sights on the presidency.

An editorial discusses the five-year brutal conflict in Myanmar, highlighting the military's determination to crush opposition and the people's resistance, with China promoting elections boycotted by democracy advocates.

Myanmar's military leadership is preparing for a reshuffle, a rare public announcement of transition by the country's secretive institution.

Myanmar's state media reported that military chief Min Aung Hlaing is set to retire soon, with strong indications that he will assume the presidency in the new government forming in April.

Myanmar's fuel prices have reached unprecedented highs, leading to widespread chaos in the country after the junta imposed new price caps.

The Irrawaddy provides a roundup of news, including how energy turmoil is boosting Chinese electric vehicle sales and the MNDAA's increasing dominance over the China-Myanmar trade route, with the MNDAA tightening its grip on Northern Shan trade routes.

The United Kingdom is stepping up its efforts to dismantle and disrupt scam networks operating across Southeast Asia, targeting organized cybercrime.

Student enrollment from Myanmar in Thailand has increased sixfold since the military coup in Myanmar, indicating a significant displacement of students.

Reconstruction efforts in Myanmar are struggling a year after a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake killed over 3,800 people. The country faces challenges in rebuilding infrastructure and communities affected by the tremor.

A rights group alleges that the family of Myanmar's Junta Chief purchased a $3 million home in Bangkok, raising questions about their financial dealings.

Myanmar's junta leader has reportedly recovered from surgery and returned to public duties, where he laid down rules for the upcoming Thingyan Festival.

A guest column analyzes the Myanmar crisis, arguing that current regional approaches risk worsening the situation.

The Kokang army has reportedly tightened its control over key trade routes between China and Myanmar amidst the ongoing political transition of the junta.

A resistance chief has been killed as infighting erupted between Yaw factions in Magwe, Myanmar.

A guest column argues that ongoing conflicts in the Middle East are increasing Myanmar's strategic importance for China.

Growing concern has been reported regarding the environmental impact of a coal plant owned by the United Wa State Army (UWSA) in eastern Shan State, Myanmar.

The Myanmar government has mandated a work-from-home policy for Wednesdays as a measure to conserve fuel amidst rising costs and supply concerns.

The Myanmar junta has sentenced a journalist to 20 years in prison, a move that highlights ongoing repression against the media.

At least 17 people were killed in northern Myanmar when the government army conducted an airstrike on a monastery complex in Katha, Sagaing region, according to independent media reports.

Ex-General Behind Myanmar Junta’s Decrees Now Set to Crown a President  The Irrawaddy

Myanmar's military junta is actively consolidating its power as its leader prepares to assume the presidency, signaling a tightening grip on the nation.

I loved Tanzania – we flew over hungry lions in a national park I can still remember my first flight, in 2002. It was magical. I was working as a tour guide in Myanmar.

The Thai Army Chief met with Myanmar junta leaders, occurring amidst intense US focus on scam centers operating in the region.

The Myanmar junta has announced that more than 500 rebel fighters have surrendered, a claim that could signify a shift in the ongoing conflict.

A top ally of Aung San Suu Kyi has been released in Myanmar, sparking some, albeit small, hope for democracy. However, many observers believe the release offers little significant change for the country's democratic future.

Myanmar's military junta has reportedly reduced the sentence of former leader Aung San Suu Kyi and released former president Win Myint, signaling a potential shift in the country's political landscape.

A guest column explores whether Myanmar is truly prepared for genuine political dialogue amidst its ongoing challenges.

People in Myanmar are cautiously participating in Thingyan festivities once again, following years of muted public participation and boycotts that began after the 2021 coup. The return marks a shift in public sentiment.

The Karen Resistance forces have reportedly captured two regime bases during the Thingyan holidays. The military action marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict in Myanmar.

A guest column analyzes China's strong return to influence in Myanmar under the leadership of Min Aung Hlaing.

Chin resistance forces in Myanmar have successfully captured an army camp located near Falam, marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict.

The Arakan Army (AA) has declared its intention to seize full control of Myanmar's Rakhine State by the end of next year.

Thailand has sent representatives to attend the presidential inauguration ceremony in Myanmar.

Telecommunications company Telenor is facing an €11 million lawsuit concerning its alleged handover of user data to the Myanmar junta.

Analysts have denounced the military's "pressure" to force the population to vote in Myanmar's elections, as well as laws that punished those who called for a boycott of the electoral act.

Myanmar's new President, Min Aung Hlaing, has pledged to prioritize democracy and peace, aiming to restore normalcy within the ASEAN region.

Military officers in Myanmar are reportedly filling civilian ministries in large numbers, ahead of Min Aung Hlaing's anticipated presidency.

A guest column alleges that a South Korean firm's 'philanthropy' in Myanmar is a facade for its efforts to support and fuel the Myanmar Junta's military operations.

Myanmar's parliament has approved a new cabinet largely composed of former generals and existing officials.

A Swedish non-profit has filed a class action lawsuit against Norway's Telenor, accusing it of endangering customers in Myanmar by sharing their data with the military junta. Telenor stated it had no real choice in the matter.

A blast at an explosives depot near the United Wa State Army (UWSA) headquarters in Myanmar has reportedly left scores of people dead or injured.

An analysis examines the ongoing military rule in Myanmar, suggesting that despite superficial changes, the fundamental nature of the regime persists.

Myanmar's fragile economy is experiencing a severe food security crisis, exacerbated by fuel shortages preventing farmers from working fields and a lack of fertilizer due to the throttling of the Strait of Hormuz.

Thai police successfully seized 1.6 tonnes of illicit drugs that were cleverly concealed under a shipment of cabbages.

Myanmar junta forces reportedly killed seven people and destroyed a village in Myingyan Township, continuing their crackdown.

Self-styled 'President' Min Aung Hlaing has appointed officials linked to brutal killings to his cabinet in Myanmar.

Min Aung Hlaing, the general who led the 2021 coup, has been elected as Myanmar's new President, with India's MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh slated to represent the country at the inauguration.

At least six People's Defense Force (PDF) fighters were killed in recent airstrikes targeting an oilfield in Magway, Myanmar.

Leaders from the United Arab Emirates and the Democratic Republic of Congo have convened for discussions in Abu Dhabi.

Myanmar's junta chief set for parliamentary vote on presidential bid  The Straits Times

Myanmar's junta chief has introduced an electric vehicle (EV) trade-in plan, raising concerns as the emerging EV market is reportedly led by his own children.

An analysis examines how Ye Win Oo rose to become the first intelligence chief to lead the Myanmar military, portraying him as a 'loyal puppet'.

The Myanmar junta has reopened a crucial trade route along the Thai border, a move that comes amidst ongoing security concerns in the region.

Myanmar's house speaker announced that the parliament will hold a vote to elect the country's next president on April 3.

Myanmar's Junta Chief Min Aung Hlaing is transitioning to president, a move that has prompted ASEAN lawmakers to warn the international community against recognizing his presidency.

The growing middle class from Myanmar is significantly contributing to the economy of Chiang Mai, Thailand, through increased spending and investment.

The Myanmar regime has reportedly killed three people in airstrikes targeting a hospital located in a resistance stronghold.

An article from The Irrawaddy critically examines the sustainability of Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing's rule without the consent of his people.

Ye Win Oo, formerly Myanmar’s spymaster, has been promoted to the position of military chief in the country.

Myanmar's junta chief has appointed loyalist Ye Win Oo as the new military commander, consolidating power within the armed forces.

Myanmar's junta chief has reportedly purged the heir apparent to the military's leadership and appointed a 'combat-dodging general' as the new deputy chief, signaling significant internal power shifts as the presidency appears within reach.

An article outlines what to know as military-led Myanmar transitions back to an elected government.

Survivors of an earthquake in Myanmar are struggling with the emotional toll of grief and the economic burden of inflation in the aftermath of the disaster.

A Hongkonger has been rescued from Myanmar and transferred to Thailand after being held captive and forced into illegal work, an experience he described as a 'horror movie'.

A year after a severe earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, many affected areas face devastating conditions with shortages of food, medicine, and petrol, the latter exacerbated by the Iran war.

One year after a major earthquake in central Myanmar killed over 3,800 people, many survivors continue to live in displacement and face fuel shortages exacerbated by the situation in Iran, prompting calls for sustained international support.

The Irrawaddy publishes a commentary criticizing Myanmar's parliament as a 'sham' and highlighting the severe human cost and suffering inflicted upon its people.

One year after a devastating earthquake, Myanmar's reconstruction efforts are reportedly struggling, highlighting the ongoing challenges in recovery and rebuilding affected areas.

Myanmar's complex civil war involves a dynamic array of forces, including the military regime, various ethnic armed groups, and pro-democracy forces, with alliances frequently shifting.

Areas held by resistance forces in Myanmar are reportedly experiencing severe impacts from the global fuel crisis, exacerbating challenges in these regions.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced that the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) will develop infrastructure along the 1,600 km Indo-Myanmar border. This initiative aims to bolster management capabilities and ensure all-weather connectivity in remote regions.

Myanmar's regime has implemented fuel rationing measures, which are now threatening the country's crucial rice harvest and potentially impacting food security.

The Irrawaddy publishes an opinion piece criticizing the statements and behavior of Myanmar's military leader, Min Aung Hlaing, describing them as 'unhinged ramblings.'

The Myanmar Junta has launched an attack on Kawkareik in an effort to reopen a crucial trade route with Thailand.

Thai authorities have intercepted an illegal shipment of 20,000 liters of diesel fuel that was intended for Myanmar.

India has arrested six Ukrainian and one American national under anti-terror laws, alleging they crossed into Myanmar to train armed groups in drone warfare.

The MNDAA has pulled back from a border town, signaling a reduction in "fraternal tensions" with the TNLA in Myanmar.

A magnitude-4.5 earthquake has hit Myanmar, with tremors also monitored near the Mae Hong Son border region in Thailand.

Fuel Shortages Fail to Stop Deadly Junta Airstrikes on Civilians  The Irrawaddy

Myanmar's ruling junta has announced that its leader, Min Aung Hlaing, received treatment for a spinal condition in Naypyitaw.

More than 100 Kenyans are reportedly trapped in Myanmar due to a job scam, with 39 already jailed and many facing legal and humanitarian distress, according to the foreign ministry.

The Irrawaddy has published a guest column titled 'Shattering the Myanmar Military’s Fragmentation Myth', offering an analysis of the military's internal dynamics.

Myanmar's parliament has announced that it will commence the process to select a new president on March 30.

A costly resistance operation in Myanmar successfully saved hundreds of civilian hostages, underscoring the ongoing conflict and humanitarian efforts in the region.

An analysis suggests that the China-led Lancang-Mekong Cooperation initiative is providing a crucial lifeline to Myanmar’s military junta.

A Vietnamese woman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for her role in selling 18 individuals into Chinese-run scam compounds in Thailand and Myanmar, where they were forced into online fraud.

Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi has reportedly had her prison sentence reduced.

Myanmar's former leader Aung San Suu Kyi has had her prison sentence reduced, according to her lawyer, marking a significant development in her legal situation.

Min Aung Hlaing's government in Myanmar is strengthening its energy cooperation with China as the country grapples with a worsening fuel crisis.

During Myanmar's Buddhist New Year, the junta bombed monasteries, resulting in the deaths of three monks.

Traders are expressing concern about the potential reopening of Teknaf port, citing the persistent conflict in neighboring Myanmar as a major risk.

Thousands of people have been displaced by military assaults in Myanmar during the Thingyan New Year's festival, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the country.

Myanmar's military generals, who have brutalized the country for decades, now reportedly dread garlands as a potent symbol of resistance from the populace.

India is contemplating allowing wheat exports to Egypt, Indonesia, and Myanmar due to surplus stocks, and is also considering sending rice shipments, including humanitarian aid to war-torn Iran.

The legendary area where the Mekong River winds as the border between Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos has for years been known for opium fields and illegal drug trafficking.

Min Aung Hlaing's inaugural speech as president of Myanmar has been criticized for failing to provide concrete solutions to the country's ongoing crisis.

Myanmar's dictator has announced the members of a newly formed 'super council,' signaling a significant political development in the country.

Myanmar's newly appointed president has acknowledged upcoming challenges and expressed interest in pursuing detente with ASEAN nations.

Myanmar has appointed a new president amidst its ongoing civil war, as the country attempts to transition to civilian rule, though human rights organizations view this as a deceptive move.

Authorities at Insein Prison in Myanmar have reportedly denied medical treatment to a seriously ill journalist from Myanmar Now. The incident raises concerns about human rights and press freedom in the country.

A Kachin leader held a meeting with squabbling ethnic allies in Northern Shan State, Myanmar, likely to address internal conflicts or coordinate strategies.

Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing has appointed a new Cabinet, though the military continues to hold significant power and influence within the government.

Myanmar regime troops are reportedly making a last stand in a border town in the Karen region.

A Chinese drone deal has been identified as a key factor contributing to the downfall of the Myanmar junta’s chief propagandist.

How the global fuel crisis is upending Myanmar’s rice supply chain  Myanmar Now

South Korea is reviewing its list of priority partner countries for official development assistance, potentially reducing the number from 27 to 25 and excluding Colombia, Myanmar, and Ukraine from its five-year blueprint.

China is reportedly playing a complex and self-serving role in Myanmar's ongoing civil war, supporting both the junta and various rebel armies to secure access to rare earth minerals and the Indian Ocean, while Myanmar faces division and destruction.

A rights group has filed a genocide complaint against Myanmar's junta chief, with the Indonesian Attorney General confirming the action. The complaint was filed against Myanmar's leader, as reported by multiple sources.

Myanmar's military junta has appointed former military and police officers to chief minister positions in its new government, according to reports.

A genocide complaint has been filed in Indonesia against Myanmar's new president, Min Aung Hlaing, raising international legal scrutiny.

A report details how Myanmar's military is allegedly targeting and killing its own citizens, focusing on those left behind in conflict zones.

The Myanmar junta has conducted multiple airstrikes on coastal towns held by the Arakan Army (AA) in Rakhine, resulting in civilian casualties.

A report from The Jakarta Post raises concerns about the legitimacy of an election in Myanmar, highlighting ongoing political issues in the country.

Myanmar is grappling with a severe energy crisis, which is exacerbating the country's economic instability and plunging it into deeper turmoil.

Analysts describe the Myanmar junta's attempt to place its top general in the highest civilian position as a 'constitutional repackaging of continued military rule'.

Resistance forces have withdrawn from Tigyaing as the military junta advances in Myanmar's Sagaing region, indicating a shift in the ongoing conflict.

Myanmar's tourism industry is facing significant challenges due to a severe fuel crisis, particularly impacting the upcoming Thingyan Holiday.

The Myanmar junta is reportedly increasing its airstrikes despite facing a significant fuel shortage, indicating a continued military offensive.

The family of Myanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlaing reportedly purchased a luxury home worth nearly 100 million baht in Bangkok, allegedly bypassing Thai laws that prohibit foreigners from owning land or houses in the country.

Myanmar's coup leader has stepped down from his role as military chief, reportedly to pursue the presidency, indicating a potential shift in the country's political landscape.

An analysis piece questions the legitimacy and longevity of Min Aung Hlaing's rule in Myanmar without the consent of its people.

A Hong Kong resident, who was a victim of human trafficking, has been successfully rescued from Myanmar after being held for illegal work, authorities confirmed.

One year after a severe earthquake struck Myanmar, millions of people continue to live in temporary shelters, with the situation further complicated by the escalation of conflict in the Middle East.

Villages located west of Mogok in Myanmar have been evacuated as residents anticipate assaults from the military junta.

Myanmar's junta has hinted at a military leadership shake-up ahead of Armed Forces Day, fueling speculation that Defense Chief Min Aung Hlaing could be moving towards the presidency.

The CBI has arrested Sunil Nellathu Ramakrishnan in Mumbai, identifying him as a key figure in trafficking Indian nationals to cyber scam compounds in Myanmar, where victims were exploited for global fraud schemes.

An Australian man has been arrested in Myanmar on suspicion of planning to join an armed group within the country.

Countries across Southeast Asia, including Myanmar, are experiencing widespread fear and uncertainty regarding fuel supplies, with Myanmar's rice farmers notably scrounging for diesel as the Iran conflict dries up supply.

Casualties are reportedly increasing in Myanmar’s southern region as a significant battle continues into its third week, indicating an escalation of conflict.

An analysis explores why Myanmar's junta boss reportedly flew in foreign doctors for emergency surgery, linking it to sanctions and paranoia within the regime.

Russian military influence, including aircraft and 'meat assault' tactics seen in Ukraine, is reportedly shaping the ongoing civil war in Myanmar.

Thailand is currently battling forest fires, with concerns that hotspots in neighboring Myanmar could exacerbate the kingdom's haze situation.

An airstrike on a monastery in Katha, Myanmar, is estimated to have killed dozens of people, according to Myanmar Now.

Indian authorities have detained six Ukrainian nationals and an American, accusing them of supporting insurgent groups along the India-Myanmar border. Ukraine has suggested the case may be politically motivated.

Myanmar junta forces are pressing their offensive in the Bago region, leading to thousands of residents fleeing their homes amidst intensified military operations.

Myanmar is increasing vehicle fuel rationing measures as the country faces growing shortages, impacting transportation and daily life.

The Myanmar junta is reportedly continuing aerial massacres as the country faces a severe fuel shortage.

The arrests of foriegn nationals have brought the focus back on the porous Indo-Myanmar border and India's interests in the region in terms of security.

The Myanmar Junta has announced the surrender of over 500 rebel fighters, a development it is touting amidst the ongoing conflict.

According to the latest data, of the total 1,643 km of fencing approved by the government, only 43.75 km has been completed so far; fencing project has faced resistance from residents of border…

An analysis explores Myanmar’s 'Broken Brotherhood' and how the situation presents strategic gains for China.