The phony release of some political prisoners by the military regime only brings home that Myanmar is further than ever from true democracy, says former student leader Bo Kyi.

Marauding regime troops are robbing civilians and looting homes as they blaze an avenging trail through the sprawling Lone Khin village tract in Hpakant.

The AA administration that has replaced the military regime across Rakhine is promoting new forms of respect and peaceful coexistence among ethnic groups, says Aung Marm Oo.

Locals say regime warships are now more numerous and moving closer to shore; the regime has also stepped up airstrikes in ...

As detainees are freed, the regime is tightening surveillance of NLD figures, signaling a preemptive effort to contain renewed opposition activity.

The ousted president’s release offers a rare moment of relief, but with the State Counselor still behind bars, it looks more like political theater than reconciliation.

What would it take for real, inclusive dialogue to tackle Myanmar’s perpetual crisis? wonders a former political prisoner.

Thingyan amnesty also trimmed a few years off Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s decades-long sentence, as the new military-installed regime scrambles for legitimacy.

Beijing seems reluctant to advertise its support for the new pseudo-civilian government in Naipyitaw—but extracts its pound of flesh from President Min Aung Hlaing just the same.

The junta leader has finally become president—but, as our editors discuss today, even his own propaganda chief has fallen ...

The regime has ramped up talks with Chinese firms on fuel imports, refining and power projects, as shortages and blackouts ...

Engaging with greater sophistication than in the past, Beijing is reasserting dominance in Myanmar as the coup leader ...