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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
Myanmar’s military government has announced it is ending the state of emergency it declared after seizing power 4 1/2 years ...
YANGON: Myanmar's military government said it remains upbeat on reaching a deal with the US to see a decrease in Trump's new ...
Fishing communities in Laos feel effect of pollution from gold, rare earth mining in rebel-controlled areas of Myanmar.
The military government hopes elections can bring more international legitimacy. But the generals will still rule, and ...
US President Donald Trump’s revised global tariff plan unveiled Thursday hit Laos and Myanmar hard with a 40% import duty — ...
Myanmar’s military government has enacted a new electoral law that imposes punishments of up to the death penalty for anyone ...
Japan strongly urges Myanmar's military to 'swiftly restore the country's democratic political system,' Iwaya told a news ...
Myanmar’s military leadership lifted a state of emergency more than four years after it took power in a coup, a necessary ...
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan is "seriously concerned" that Myanmar's planned elections without release of those detained could ...
The United States has lifted sanctions designations on several allies of Myanmar's ruling generals that had been imposed ...
Myanmar military courts have sentenced a dozen individuals, including five Chinese nationals, to life imprisonment for human trafficking.
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