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AFP Myanmar’s junta chief has made a rare apology after security forces killed the popular abbot of a Buddhist monastery in an incident the military initially blamed on opponents of its coup. (confirmed by 4 sources) [1]
YANGON—Hundreds of people, including journalists, were arrested and dozens are believed to have been injured in Myanmar on Saturday as security forces indiscriminately attacked everyone in their path during a continuing crackdown on anti-military reg... [2]
Buddhist monks carry the coffin of popular Buddhist abbot Sayadaw Bhaddanta Munindabhivamsa during his funeral in Myanmar’s south central Bago region on June 27, 2024, after he was shot dead by security forces. [3]
YANGON/BANGKOK -- On Feb. 1, Myanmar's military detained State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi and President Win Myint in the country's first coup since 1988, bringing an end to a decade of civilian rule. [4]
At least six civilians were killed by Myanmar’s military regime on Saturday, sending the death toll in the crackdown on anti-regime protests to at least 555 across the country. [5]
AFP Myanmar’s junta chief has made a rare apology after security forces killed the popular abbot of a Buddhist monastery in an incident the military initially blamed on opponents of its coup.
YANGON—Hundreds of people, including journalists, were arrested and dozens are believed to have been injured in Myanmar on Saturday as security forces indiscriminately attacked everyone in their path during a continuing crackdown on anti-military reg
Buddhist monks carry the coffin of popular Buddhist abbot Sayadaw Bhaddanta Munindabhivamsa during his funeral in Myanmar’s south central Bago region on June 27, 2024, after he was shot dead by security forces.
YANGON/BANGKOK -- On Feb. 1, Myanmar's military detained State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi and President Win Myint in the country's first coup since 1988, bringing an end to a decade of civilian rule.
At least six civilians were killed by Myanmar’s military regime on Saturday, sending the death toll in the crackdown on anti-regime protests to at least 555 across the country.
YANGON—A pregnant woman was reportedly beaten and her home looted, and a teenager was shot in the face as police and military personnel went on a rampage in Tanintharyi Region’s Myeik on Monday, ransacking and damaging homes and beating civilians.
YANGON—At least 14 people were killed and scores injured by mid-afternoon as riot police and soldiers opened fire with live rounds and rubber bullets on anti-coup protests in multiple locations across Myanmar on Sunday.
An explosion from a suspected car bomb on the Myawaddy side of the first Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge has raised the alert level on the Thai side, with un
Mizzima For the first time, extensive research has mapped the Myanmar Army’s entire Chain of Command and technically who amongst the military may be responsible for incidents of human rights abuse.
At least four blasts occurred in various townships in Yangon on Friday afternoon, killing two police and wounding others. Residents of one of the city’s busiest neighborhoods, Sanchaung Township, said they heard three explosions a few minutes apart.