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Myanmar opened its first parliamentary session in more than five years on Monday following an election that did not include major opposition parties, ensuring that the ruling military is set to retain a firm grasp on power. [1]
Mizzima Editorial Today marks the fifth anniversary of the Myanmar military coup that threw the Golden Land into turmoil. [2]
IDPs in Myanmar / Photo: AFP Mizzima The National Unity Government (NUG) of Myanmar has released a harrowing report marking the fifth anniversary of the military coup, documenting the deaths of 5,188 civilians at the hands of junta forces. (confirmed by 2 sources) [3]
The new recruits arriving in Taiwan’s western city of Taichung are the first batch taking part in the island’s one-year mandatory military service AFP Carrying hefty duffel bags, Taiwanese conscripts walked off a bus and headed to a row of waiting ba... [4]
Feb. 1 has become one of the most fateful days in Myanmar’s political calendar since the early-hours coup on that day in 2021. The country has never been the same since, becoming mired in social and political turmoil sparked by the takeover. [5]
Wednesday marks the second anniversary since Myanmar’s military seized power after rejecting the results of the 2020 election and ousting the civilian government. The coup plunged ordinary citizens into crisis as the economy spiraled out of control. (confirmed by 2 sources) [6]
Myanmar CrisisInfographics: Myanmar's military takeover, one year on Villages decimated as crackdown continues Houses in Thantlang, a town in Chin State, were razed by artillery attacks by the military. (confirmed by 2 sources) [7]
KHON KAEN, Thailand/BANGKOK -- When business started to sag a year ago at the shoe factory where she and her husband work, Nui Kalathai began to borrow money from relatives in her village in Khon Kaen, one of the largest provinces in Thailand's north... [8]
Myanmar opened its first parliamentary session in more than five years on Monday following an election that did not include major opposition parties, ensuring that the ruling military is set to retain a firm grasp on power.
Mizzima Editorial Today marks the fifth anniversary of the Myanmar military coup that threw the Golden Land into turmoil.
IDPs in Myanmar / Photo: AFP Mizzima The National Unity Government (NUG) of Myanmar has released a harrowing report marking the fifth anniversary of the military coup, documenting the deaths of 5,188 civilians at the hands of junta forces.
The new recruits arriving in Taiwan’s western city of Taichung are the first batch taking part in the island’s one-year mandatory military service AFP Carrying hefty duffel bags, Taiwanese conscripts walked off a bus and headed to a row of waiting ba
Feb. 1 has become one of the most fateful days in Myanmar’s political calendar since the early-hours coup on that day in 2021. The country has never been the same since, becoming mired in social and political turmoil sparked by the takeover.
Wednesday marks the second anniversary since Myanmar’s military seized power after rejecting the results of the 2020 election and ousting the civilian government. The coup plunged ordinary citizens into crisis as the economy spiraled out of control.
Myanmar CrisisInfographics: Myanmar's military takeover, one year on Villages decimated as crackdown continues Houses in Thantlang, a town in Chin State, were razed by artillery attacks by the military.
KHON KAEN, Thailand/BANGKOK -- When business started to sag a year ago at the shoe factory where she and her husband work, Nui Kalathai began to borrow money from relatives in her village in Khon Kaen, one of the largest provinces in Thailand's north
The government has affirmed that this year’s conscription process has gone well, with many volunteers applying to serve in the military. Prime Minister
BANGKOK — The biggest US force in years joined an annual military exercise in Thailand on Tuesday despite controversy over the Thai junta’s invitation to neighboring Myanmar’s army, which has been accused of ethnic cleansing.