Myanmar

The stakes are high: the U.N. decision will give either the junta or the NUG the imprimatur of international legitimacy.

Sun Guoxiang's surreptitious visit marks China's full return to "business as usual" in Myanmar.

Since the February coup, the country's military government has clamped down on communications technologies.

The opening of the Chengdu-Lincang line will further mainland Southeast Asia's historic reorientation toward the north.

The EIA report finds Italian companies continue illicit teak trade with Myanmar

Danny Fenster is one of dozens of journalists who have been detained since the military's seizure of power in February.

The armed group's decision to include Muslim Rohingya representatives in local administration marks a sharp break with a succession of central governments.

The opposing sides of Myanmar’s political crisis are projecting their own fantasies onto the fall of Kabul.

But will the National Unity Government ever be in a position to implement its pledge?

A looming humanitarian disaster proves the West’s unwillingness to counter the junta.

Nearly seven months since the coup, the armed resistance to the military junta continues to grow and expand.

The KIA threat to Hpakant and Myitkyina could cut off the military from the lucrative jade trade.