Our editors continue their discussion of likely post-poll scenarios: will political prisoners be freed? Will junta boss Min Aung Hlaing want to stay on a president?

The junta promised 20 million kyats for information on Dr. Tayzar San, Ko Nan Lin and Ko Khant Wai Phyo as it tightens security ahead of Wednesday’s silent strike.

Warning letters and repeated interrogations over alleged resistance links are forcing merchants to change the way they do business.

As Myanmar’s economy continues to shrink under military rule, junta chief Min Aung Hlaing has turned to Belarus—often dubbed Europe’s last dictatorship—for expanded military, trade, and investment ...

Observers say the junta chief’s claim that the military will eventually exit politics is meaningless in a system engineered to preserve its dominance.

Like British colonial pacification campaigns, and modern-day crackdowns, the new US “strike force” targets a borderland that ...

Residents say transnational online fraud operations have relocated to nearby town on the Thai border as regime demolishes KK Park and Shwe Kokko compounds.

A Thai soldier was killed and thousands of civilians evacuated as the two sides traded accusations over renewed clashes along ...

Sihasak Phuangketkeow met Min Aung Hlaing and other top officials, urging caution along the border and deeper cooperation on narcotics and online scams.

Following online outrage, revolutionary groups clarify that they attended a separate workshop from junta representatives, and no official or unofficial contact took place.

The Ta’ang army is blocking resistance forces from retaking the northern Shan town following its China-brokered handover.

Farmers abandon traditional crops amid conflict and economic collapse that has also driven opium production to decade-high levels.