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Myanmar’s junta ends four-year state of emergency ahead of planned elections – but top general still in charge
Myanmar’s military on Thursday ended a four-year state of emergency and formed a caretaker administration ahead of planned elections, with the junta chief holding on to all major levers of power
A Myanmar junta air strike on a rebel-occupied ruby mining hub killed 13 people on Saturday, according to a resident and a ...
The military imposed emergency rule and created new administrative structures after it ousted the elected government of Aung ...
Myanmar's ruling junta announced the formation of a 11-member commission led by military chief Min Aung Hlaing to hold an ...
Myanmar has been engulfed by civil conflict since the military seized power in a coup in 2021, prompting resistance from ...
A Myanmar junta air strike on a rebel-occupied ruby mining hub killed 13 people on Saturday, according to a resident and a ...
A deadly airstrike by Myanmar’s military junta on Saturday struck a crowded public area in the rebel-held mining town of ...
Condemning the regime’s rigged poll won’t stop global acceptance—the resistance must take control of the narrative through coordinated force and political legitimacy ...
THE military government of Myanmar has announced it was ending the state of emergency that justified its takeover from civilian rule in 2021. It also scheduled new elections by the end of this year.
Most democratic elections are not held under the threat of life imprisonment or even state execution for those who oppose ...
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