Myanmar junta kills 28, including its own soldiers, in prison attack
The victims included soldiers’ relatives taken prisoner, including women and children, an insurgent group said.
Myanmar military regime enters year 5 in terminal decline
Myanmar’s military approaches the fourth anniversary of the coup d’etat that put them in power in terminal decline.
Junta blockades keep Myanmar children malnourished and without vaccines
Pregnant women and the elderly are also at risk, aid workers said.
International rights group calls out democracies for ignoring allies’ abuses
Human Rights Watch pointed to lack of progress returning Myanmar to democracy and China’s oppression of minorities.
Another Hong Konger released as fears grow for Myanmar scam park victims
Relatives say loved ones ‘electrocuted’ with batons amid fears they could be moved to evade rescue attempts.
Myanmar junta and insurgents sign ceasefire brokered by China
After months of shortages, cross-border trade has resumed at some gates, residents say.
As Trump takes power, defense pick’s ASEAN fumble raises concerns
Southeast Asian leaders, analysts express hope mixed with concern as US president returns to office.
Myanmar scammers agree to stop forced labor after actor rescued
Online scam centers have proliferated in some of the more lawless parts of Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia.
Ta’ang rebels renew vow to crush Myanmar’s junta despite earlier ceasefire offer
Observers say the TNLA knows that control of its region is unsustainable if the military remains in power.
