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Mizzima As part of the Myanmar media collaboration with Thai PBS in Chiang Mai, Thailand on Sunday, panelists discussed what may come of the Myanmar junta’s election. [1]
Two pediatricians, two elected National League for Democracy (NLD) parliamentarians and a popular comedian were detained on Tuesday by Myanmar’s junta as it clamps down on the anti-regime movement. [2]
Former intelligence officer Colonel Hla Min has revised and republished his English-language propaganda book “The Way I See It: Myanmar and Its Evolving Global Role (1988-2025),” which was advertised in junta-controlled newspapers in late May. [3]
In this special edition, The Irrawaddy looks at the individuals who most influenced the news headlines both locally and internationally throughout the year — from the Rakhine conflict to the murder of prominent Muslim lawyer U Ko Ni to the journalist... [4]
This is the fourth installment in the The Dictators series by The Irrawaddy that delves into the lives and careers of Burma’s two most infamous military chiefs and the cohorts that surrounded them. [5]
Mizzima As part of the Myanmar media collaboration with Thai PBS in Chiang Mai, Thailand on Sunday, panelists discussed what may come of the Myanmar junta’s election.
Two pediatricians, two elected National League for Democracy (NLD) parliamentarians and a popular comedian were detained on Tuesday by Myanmar’s junta as it clamps down on the anti-regime movement.
Former intelligence officer Colonel Hla Min has revised and republished his English-language propaganda book “The Way I See It: Myanmar and Its Evolving Global Role (1988-2025),” which was advertised in junta-controlled newspapers in late May.
In this special edition, The Irrawaddy looks at the individuals who most influenced the news headlines both locally and internationally throughout the year — from the Rakhine conflict to the murder of prominent Muslim lawyer U Ko Ni to the journalist
This is the fourth installment in the The Dictators series by The Irrawaddy that delves into the lives and careers of Burma’s two most infamous military chiefs and the cohorts that surrounded them.
Monday (June 5) The Lower House approved discussion of a proposal from lawmaker Dr. San Shwe Win urging the government to establish a national health insurance system to ensure universal health coverage for every citizen.
“I would rather die than resign.” This was the response of President U Win Myint when two senior army officers told him to resign on health grounds on the morning of the military coup on Feb. 1 and threatened him with harm if he refused.
PATHEIN, Irrawaddy Region — The Irrawaddy regional minister for natural resources, environment, agriculture and livestock has decided to submit his resignation on health grounds. “My health is not good.
RANGOON— Four members of the Myanmar National Human Rights Commission (MNHRC) have resigned following public outcry over their negotiating a financial settlement in a high-profile abuse case of two teenage maids in downtown Rangoon.
Mizzima The Committee Representing the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) announced on 8 December that the National Unity Government (NUG) has restructured its cabinet, dissolving five of its original 17 ministries.