A divided international response, a fractured country and a murderous regime

The world can help Myanmar by offering long-term support to civilian efforts to build peace and democracy, not by cutting all ties with the country.

Artists and writers take on military through social media, art and street protests

ASEAN chair considers former Indonesian foreign minister for Myanmar portfolio

Japan has suspended the provision of new aid to Myanmar in response to last month's military coup, Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said on March 30, as the violent crackdown against protesters...

Informal meeting of the United Nations General Assembly to hear a briefing by the Special Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General on #Myanmar, Christin...

Economic disruption deepens as unions call for all workers to strike

New report details factors hitting economy and public health

Two Australians have been detained by authorities in Myanmar after they unsuccessfully tried to leave the country.

Lawyer allowed online meeting with detained leader says she seems in good shape

Joint condemnation pushes military further into Beijing's arms

Communications from Tatmadaw leaders to field units endorse deadly force against protesters in all areas and paint a picture of an isolated, brainwashed military.

Bloodshed leads to soul-searching in majority Burman community

First parliamentary motion in Chinese-speaking world to criticize February coup

However distasteful, negotiations are needed to avert a bloodbath and to restore Aung San Suu Kyi

Economic modernization efforts and investor confidence hang in the balance

The committee named three elected NLD lawmakers and a prominent doctor as the acting heads of nine key ministries.

Protest leaders facing lese-majeste charges singled out by judiciary

International support would test ASEAN's commitment to resolving the crisis

Report says sanctions will reduce military's revenue by up to $2bn

ပုဂလိကဘဏ်များ မဖွင့်ပါက ​​ငွေစာရင်းများ စစ်တပ်ပိုင်ဘဏ်များထံ လွှဲ​ပြောင်းရန်၊ နောင်ဖြစ်​ပေါ်လာမည့်အ​ခြေအ​နေများ ​တာဝန်မယူဟု စစ်အာဏာသိမ်း​ကောင်စီက ခြိမ်း​ခြောက်​​ ရန်ကုန် ပုဂလိက...

'It's for my family': Parents struggle to keep children fed amid country's multiple crises

Clampdown seen as response to U.S. pressure, reputational risks

Western governments downgrade ties with Naypyidaw

Insights into life under the military regime

New data highlights potential for country to slide even deeper into poverty

In response to reports that Myanmar security services have engaged in a new round of violent night raids on March 7 and have occupied public hospitals by force, Physicians for Human Rights (PHR)...

Visual evidence, data and interviews show that the Myanmar military’s campaign of terror, which began after a coup sparked widespread resistance, is getting worse.

As the anniversary of her husband's arrest nears, academic Ha Vu writes that she hopes he can return to his family in Australia as soon as possible. 

Nikkei Asia event weighs dilemmas of international intervention amid violence

Sector also threatened with forced transfer of accounts to military-linked entities

Broad coalition put populists and reformers on clashing paths

The role and wealth of the Germany-based king is under unprecedented scrutiny amid national protests

Foreign minister to lead mission as Naypyitaw fails to move on 5-point consensus

Amid the last torrential storms of the 2023 monsoon, the fog of war is thickening over Myanmar. And growing numbers of observers monitoring the country’s

It had seemed so easy: Close off the access roads into Myanmar

Journalism has been outlawed in all but name since the coup, with reporters and editors fleeing the country or leading double lives to survive

Multiple journalists say the junta has made it dangerous to practice journalism in the country

Japan, New Zealand, South Korea urged to impose weapons-related sanctions

Efforts to support Ukraine show what can be done in a crisis

Meanwhile, junta announces another cease-fire amid concerns of slide into civil war

The show of support came in response to a public petition urging the South Korean administration to formally back Myanmar’s shadow National Unity Government.

Opposition NUG will prevail in war and better realize economic development

Bloc should work with the country's democratic resistance