Myanmar

The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights called for "meaningful action by the international community" to resolve the country's post-coup crisis.

Seeking to limit Myanmar’s reliance on the U.S. dollar in trade, the military-led administration has agreed to accept Thai baht and plans a similar arrangement to accept Indian rupees.

Correspondence obtained by the Reuters news agency reveals junta pressure to evict the pro-democracy envoy Kyaw Zwar Minn from the ambassador's residence.

Watching the war unfold in Ukraine, many members of the anti-coup resistance see clear parallels to their own struggle.

The fire in Kutupalong, the world's largest refugee camp, was the sixth so far this year.

According to the environmental advocacy group Forest Trends, much more can be done to strangle the junta's access to natural resource revenues.

In a matter of months, the People's Defense Forces have evolved from rag-tag groups into organized, and increasingly well-armed, military outfits.

Stripping dissenters of their citizenship is a tried and tested policy of Myanmar's military.

Cambodian Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn will make his first official mission to the country as envoy on March 20-23.

Most were arrested for incitement after taking part in protests in the weeks following last year's coup d'etat.

The northwestern region of Myanmar has become a hotbed of resistance to the junta.

Myanmar’s anti-coup forces are rigging civilian drones to carry bombs, while the Tatmadaw uses UAVs for surveillance.