Myanmar military

The measures included the U.S. Treasury Department's first sanctions against the Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise, the military's largest single source of foreign revenue.

Some Myanmar observers hope that the coordinated offensive in Shan State will catalyze wider changes, and even lead to the collapse of the military administration.

The Three Brotherhood Alliance has launched coordinated attacks aimed at dislodging the junta and its allies from strategically important regions of Shan State bordering China.

The case, filed on behalf of five ethnic Chin complainants, is the latest in a string of attempts to bring the country's generals to justice in a foreign jurisdiction.

Since military attacks in September 2021, the town in Myanmar's Chin State, close to the border with India, has become a ghost town.

The Mung Lai Hkyet camp houses around 500 people displaced by military assaults over the past decade.

A complaint filed with the country's Human Rights Commission claims that three state-owned firms have transferred arms to Myanmar's military in recent years, including since the 2021 coup.

As with international aid shipments, basic inoculations are being distributed on the basis of political loyalty.

Beijing's strategic interests in Myanmar and mainland Southeast Asia ensure that the crackdown on transnational criminality is likely to remain partial and selective.

The Southeast Asian bloc has taken a number of small but important steps forward in its handling of the country's crisis.

Amid the nationwide conflict between the military junta and its opponents, the situation for the country's young is bad – and getting worse.

A conversation with David Gum Awng of the National Unity Government.