Some familiar faces could be seen in Bangkok on Thursday, as Min Aung Hlaing continues to use economic enticements to win international acceptance

A respected performer sacrifices status and security to live among his country’s uprooted and oppressed

Despite a bolstered junta offensive and intensifying air attacks, the AA says it is blocking regime attempts to enter Rakhine State and have seized several bases during the clashes

The two countries agree to push for greater economic cooperation, as critics blast the visit for legitimising and enriching the regime

Despite the raids, residents say the cyberscam networks remain resilient, relocating to militia-controlled areas in Shan and Karen states to evade crackdowns

Airstrikes and heavy artillery fire have been reported in the area since allied Kachin forces overran the outpost on Monday

The visit comes as rights groups accuse Thailand of helping sustain the junta through energy revenues and access to the international banking system

Two days of meetings in Naypyitaw fuel speculation on possible progress on long-sought political demands, including statehood

The NLD member is one of five female party members jointly arrested last year, two of whom have been denied adequate medical treatment in Mandalay’s Obo prison

The push into southern Myawaddy Township comes as the regime renews claims of a crackdown on scam centres

Myanmar’s military is regaining ground, but resistance groups are regrouping, and civilians continue to suffer

Amid natural disaster, social media also witnessed surge in anti-Rakhine rhetoric from military’s supporters

Millions of innocent citizens are displaced as brutal violence tears apart families across divided Myanmar

A brutal civil war in Myanmar has claimed one hundred thousand lives over five years

Min Aung Hlaing’s first state visit to an ASEAN country as president highlights Myanmar’s bid for regional legitimacy

The world has looked away from Myanmar’s brutal civil war. Five years after a military coup, the staggering death toll has topped one hundred thousand

Hlaing to visit Laos in first official visit to an ASEAN country as ‘president’

Bombing of Sagaing Township targeted civilians for no reason; there was no active fighting in the area, local monitor says

As drugs flood urban areas, recovering addicts, community leaders fear a lost generation is emerging amid ongoing conflict

Sister Benedetta Nya Moe provided medical care, food and nutrition to displaced people

Minerals extracted from Loi Khi Lek are directly bankrolling atrocities against civilians, say rights activists

Scott Johnson discusses faith, ethnic resistance and the shifting realities of Myanmar’s civil war after years spent alongside rebel forces

Six years into detention, Aung San Suu Kyi’s whereabouts and condition remain unknown as junta intensifies its repression

Adam Castillo is a former president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar

Ongoing conflict has displaced clergy and parishioners, shuttered churches and deepened country’s humanitarian crisis

A war thousands of miles away is starving Myanmar’s paddy fields of fuel and fertilizer

From the world’s top rice exporter to a country where farmers fear they may soon vanish altogether

As the US-Iran conflict chokes global supply chains, Myanmar’s rice farmers — already broken by civil war — are running out of seeds, fuel, and will

Rescue workers warn of an increase in the death toll as searches continue through destroyed homes

A brutal civil war has plunged Myanmar’s Rakhine state into a hunger crisis