Tatmadaw

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has distracted it from a burgeoning partnership – including arms sales – with Myanmar’s junta. Will Beijing fill the gap?

The Tatmadaw has slid from a repressive to a repugnant institution in public opinion.

Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing's comments came on the anniversary of the bloodiest crackdown on those protesting last February's coup.

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.

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

Coups and military interventions are on the rise, with disastrous implications for good governance and accountability.

Noeleen Heyzer said that Thailand "has an important role in preventing further deterioration of the crisis in Myanmar."

The terror attack in Kayah State portends a dry season military offensive against the anti-coup resistance.

The military reportedly shot and burnt over 30 civilians, including children, in Mo So village in eastern Myanmar.

The junta's total war on the Myanmar population has extended to tight restrictions on vital aid to the hungry and displaced.