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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
Fishing communities in Laos feel effect of pollution from gold, rare earth mining in rebel-controlled areas of Myanmar.
YANGON: Myanmar's military government said it remains upbeat on reaching a deal with the US to see a decrease in Trump's new ...
The military government hopes elections can bring more international legitimacy. But the generals will still rule, and ...
Myanmar’s military government has enacted a new electoral law that imposes punishments of up to the death penalty for anyone ...
Laos & Myanmar have a 40% import duty while Syria has the highest at 41%. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan is "seriously concerned" that Myanmar's planned elections without release of those detained could ...
Japan strongly urges Myanmar's military to 'swiftly restore the country's democratic political system,' Iwaya told a news ...
Myanmar's ruling junta announced the formation of a 11-member commission led by military chief Min Aung Hlaing to hold an ...
A man linked to a case involving three bank accounts that received more than US$531 million (over S$680 million) in total was ...
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