The son of Myanmar's deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi has publicly demanded proof of life from the military junta. This request comes amid ongoing concerns for her well-being under detention.
Myanmar's junta chief, now president, has arrived in India for his first visit in this capacity. The visit is seen as an effort to balance regional influence, particularly in relation to China.
Various regions across the Philippines are implementing relief measures for agricultural damage, bracing for high heat indices, and preparing for the anticipated effects of El Niño. Farmers in areas like Pagadian City and Bukidnon are making preparations for the impending dry spell.
Montenegro's Ministry of Defense has stated it is not considering the possibility of ceding military bases to the United States. This statement comes amid broader discussions on international military cooperation and regional security.
Myanmar junta forces have reportedly swept through villages located near the Russia-backed Dawei port, indicating ongoing military operations in the area.
Myanmar's junta leader, Min Aung Hlaing, offered armed groups 100 days to join peace talks by July 31. However, several prominent rebel groups have rejected this offer, viewing it as a surrender ultimatum.
Myanmar's military junta announced a mass amnesty, releasing over 4,000 prisoners, including former President U Win Myint, and reducing the sentence of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The move comes as the country's new 'elected' president takes office.
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.
The Myanmar junta is facing charges of human rights violations in connection with its efforts to push forward with the controversial Myitsone Dam project.
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 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.
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.
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.
Myanmar junta forces are pressing their offensive in the Bago region, leading to thousands of residents fleeing their homes amidst intensified military operations.
Myanmar's military junta has unveiled a new 'civilian' parliament, signaling a post-coup makeover aimed at legitimizing its rule amidst ongoing international criticism.
Myanmar Junta forces have reportedly pushed into the Sagaing region following a victory in Mandalay, continuing their military operations in the country.
The family of Myanmar's junta chief is reportedly profiting from a surge in electric vehicle (EV) demand, which has been sparked by fuel restrictions in the country.
Myanmar's junta boss's 'eyes and ears' Ye Win Oo has been promoted to Army Chief, while the country faces nationwide fuel rationing and the dissolution of the scam-linked Fully Light Group, impacting the junta.
Myanmar's military junta has reportedly released more than 10,000 prisoners, though the reasons and conditions of their release are not immediately clear.
Despite Myanmar's junta claiming a return to normalcy, Yangon clubbers remain wary of curfews and the ongoing conflict, highlighting a disconnect between official statements and the reality on the ground.
Drone strikes carried out by the Myanmar junta have resulted in the deaths of nine people, including a woman who was reportedly shielding an infant during the attack.
A Buddhist abbot in Myanmar's Kachin State has reportedly been detained and subjected to beating for defying an ally of the ruling junta, highlighting ongoing tensions and repression in the region.
The son of deposed Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has publicly urged the country's military government to provide "proof of life" for his mother. This request comes amid ongoing concerns for her well-being and whereabouts.
Myanmar's former leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, has been moved from prison to house arrest. Her prison sentence was reportedly commuted, allowing her to serve the remainder of her term under home detention.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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'.
Myanmar's junta chief has been nominated for the presidential vote, a move that follows a controversial election held amidst ongoing conflict and signals an impending political transition.
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 chief is anticipated to transfer his top military position to a long-time protégé, signaling a potential leadership transition within the military.
Myanmar junta airstrikes in KNU territory have resulted in the deaths of 14 people, including a pregnant woman and four children, highlighting the ongoing violence against civilians.
Myanmar's military junta is intensifying its diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia reportedly considering closer relations with the regime.
Junta airstrikes in Pale Township, Sagaing region of Myanmar, have reportedly killed at least seven civilians, escalating concerns over the ongoing conflict.
A guest column in The Irrawaddy analyzes the Myanmar junta's second-in-command's Chinese New Year speech in contrast with the country's infrastructure realities.
An opinion piece argues that the current military junta in Myanmar does not represent the kind of partner India needs for its strategic interests and regional stability.
Myanmar's junta chief is reportedly set to make his first visit to India since seizing power, a trip that could have significant diplomatic implications for the region.
ASEAN foreign ministers are planning a virtual meeting with Myanmar's junta-appointed representative, leading analysts to predict a potential normalization of ties. This comes five years after the coup that initially ruptured relations.
Myanmar's military junta has reduced the prison sentence of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi and released former President Win Myint. These actions come amidst ongoing political turmoil in the country.
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 junta chief Min Aung Hlaing has been sworn in as president, five years after the 2021 military coup, a move critics describe as a rebranding of military rule.
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 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 junta chief Min Aung Hlaing has been formally elected president by the country's pro-military parliament, solidifying his grip on power five years after orchestrating a coup and following a controversial general election.
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 junta leader has reportedly recovered from surgery and returned to public duties, where he laid down rules for the upcoming Thingyan Festival.
Myanmar's military junta is actively consolidating its power as its leader prepares to assume the presidency, signaling a tightening grip on the nation.
More than 100 people, primarily prisoners of war, were killed in Myanmar junta airstrikes in Rakhine State, highlighting the severe impact of the ongoing conflict.
The Arakan Army (AA) is reportedly on the verge of capturing a significant arms factory belonging to the Myanmar junta in Padaung, indicating a major development in the ongoing conflict.
Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar's military ruler, is reportedly seeking to assume a civilian presidential title to legitimize his rule following anticipated sham elections.
Myanmar's military junta has granted amnesty to over 7,000 prisoners, previously convicted of financing or sheltering 'terrorist groups', a term used to describe pro-democracy factions.
Myanmar has been consumed by civil war since the military staged a coup five years ago, provoking armed resistance from democracy activists and ethnic minority factions that have long held sway in the nation’s fringes