Min Aung Hlaing

The leaders of eight Southeast Asian nations, including Myanmar's junta leader Min Aung Hlaing, are confirmed attendees at the meeting.

They are up against a ruthless, entrenched military. But history tells us not to underestimate the power of the people.

Insights from Jane Ferguson.

The move came the day that the U.S. government imposed a third round of sanctions on Myanmar's military.

Forging a sustainable nationwide peace was elusive before. It's even more difficult in the midst of the current crisis.

Myanmar’s army chief wanted a Thai-style coup. What he got was an uprising.

Anti-coup protesters are unlikely to be swayed by Sen. Gen. Min Aung Hlaing's call for unity.

The sanctions seem designed to limit the impact on the public – but Myanmar's coup leaders are unlikely to yield.

Min Aung Hlaing's seizure of power in Myanmar has shaken up the region's diplomatic balance.

A week on, the military coup is exacting an increasingly steep economic cost.

Myanmar's generals could look to their eastern neighbor for tips on how to preserve their hold on power.