Junta chief’s move to trade his military uniform for a suit masks a regime built on mass atrocities and torture, warns the ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR).

Leading PCB member Sai Nyunt Lwin outlines the group’s nine demands and argues that armed resistance must be paired with political solutions to resolve Myanmar’s crisis.

Thousands of families fleeing conflict in Karenni State are facing a new threat to their survival, as water shortages take hold in displacement camps. “We spend most of our money on water. We don’t ...

Myanmar’s second largest city remains in limbo as thousands of earthquake survivors struggle to rebuild lives in a vacuum of junta support.

This principle is neither abstract nor distant—it speaks directly to the reality of my country today. No dictator can govern ...

Min Aung Hlaing purges his presumed successor as military chief in a move to consolidate power as presidency beckons.

Analysts say the unconventional appointment ensures real power remains with Min Aung Hlaing despite the formal handover of military command.

After seizing Kutkai, the MNDAA now dominates key trade routes linking Myanmar to China, as rival groups withdraw and Beijing prioritizes border stability.

Farmers in the Ayeyarwady Delta say the price of diesel for irrigation and harvesting has doubled, threatening yields in a country already gripped by a severe food crisis.

Justice for Myanmar says the purchase was made through proxies to evade sanctions and Thai property laws restricting foreign ownership.

U Khin Yi posted on Facebook about his meeting with a Thai Foreign Ministry advisor, but so far even China and Russia remain ...

Fuel prices in Myanmar surged to their highest level since the 2021 coup on Friday as gas stations again ran dry. The price of premium diesel in Yangon jumped overnight from 4,820 kyats to 6,085 kyats ...