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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 junta lifts state of emergency ahead of Dec. 2025 election boycotted by opposition
Myanmar’s military government has lifted a state of emergency ahead of a December election that opposition groups are boycotting, and international monitors warn will serve to consolidate the military’s power.
A Myanmar junta air strike on a rebel-occupied ruby mining hub killed 13 people on Saturday, according to a resident and a ...
A Myanmar junta air strike on a rebel-occupied ruby mining hub killed 13 people on Saturday, according to a resident and a ...
Myanmar has been engulfed by civil conflict since the military seized power in a coup in 2021, prompting resistance from ...
The military imposed emergency rule and created new administrative structures after it ousted the elected government of Aung ...
Most democratic elections are not held under the threat of life imprisonment or even state execution for those who oppose ...
The imposition of martial law suggests the regime will struggle to hold elections in those townships unless it takes control ...
The 2021 coup, overthrew the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, and sparked the Myanmar civil war.
A deadly airstrike by Myanmar’s military junta on Saturday struck a crowded public area in the rebel-held mining town of ...
Myanmar’s military junta has rebranded itself ahead of crucial national polls in December, which critics say are intended to ...
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