Tatmadaw

Outright victory might be difficult, but anti-coup opposition has enough resources to make life difficult for Myanmar's military junta.

Seven months after the military’s seizure of power, women in Myanmar are facing a rise in threats to their livelihoods and health.

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

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.

“A new political paradigm may be emerging in Myanmar... The youth-led resistance has bridged ethnic divides in a way that appears genuinely new and important.”

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.

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

The country passes a grim milestone with no clear solution to its political crisis in sight.

There is an urgent need for foreign governments to help ensure that a generation of Myanmar youth is not lost to the country's political turmoil.

The country currently faces a fatal combination of political upheaval, stalled vaccination efforts, and escalating outbreaks of the virus.