Myanmar’s new parliament will convene next week, following an election tightly stage-managed by the junta. The Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) will enjoy a commanding majority and the party of former generals can be expected to preserve the interests of the military and its associates. It’s unclear just how closely these broader interests align with the political ambitions of junta chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing. He does not formally lead the USDP, whose majority means it ...

Fuel prices in Myanmar have surged dramatically, leading to chaos as the country implements a new system of digital rationing.

Resistance forces in southern Myanmar's Tanintharyi Region have captured a base and severed a junta supply line.

More than a dozen killed in three days of airstrikes in Tigyaing  Myanmar Now

Plans for a new satellite ground station in Myanmar are seen as a move to further strengthen the regime's ties with Russia.

An analysis piece from The Irrawaddy characterizes Min Aung Hlaing as an 'Economic Demolition Man,' critically examining his impact on the economy.

Increasing tensions between the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) and the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) are sparking fears of renewed conflict in Myanmar's Shan State.

An article explores whether Myanmar can anticipate a level of U.S. intervention similar to that seen in the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

Business | Myanmar Junta Boss’s Budget Built on Economic Fantasy  The Irrawaddy

Myanmar junta forces are reportedly advancing and closing in on the town of Tagaung.

Analysts suggest that Myanmar's reliance on China and Russia will intensify under its new government, impacting regional dynamics.

Middle East tensions threaten Myanmar’s fragile fuel supply  Myanmar Now

Myanmar GROs among 11 nabbed in anti-vice raid at illegal entertainment outlet in Nilai  The Star | Malaysia

Guest Column | Is Myanmar Stuck in an In-Between Moment?  The Irrawaddy

Mideast War Risks Dramatically Deepening Myanmar Crisis: UN Expert  The Irrawaddy

AA Tightens Noose in Battle for Rakhine Capital Sittwe  The Irrawaddy

Non-governmental organizations in Singapore are reporting an increase in complaints from Myanmar nationals regarding exploitation, including unpaid wages and recruitment scams leading to illegal work like sexual services.

Thousands of Rohingya refugees continue to risk their lives attempting to flee Myanmar and Bangladesh by sea each year, with hundreds perishing during the perilous journeys.

The final resistance stronghold in Mandalay has reportedly fallen to the Myanmar junta, marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict.

Myanmar resistance forces have successfully rescued hundreds of hostages, though dozens were found dead during the operation.

The MNDAA has reportedly blocked the transport of goods to areas controlled by the TNLA in Myanmar, indicating ongoing conflict and disruption in the region.

The ongoing civil war in Myanmar is reportedly driving a significant drug epidemic in the neighboring Thai hills, exacerbating regional challenges.

30 Civilians Killed in Bago Region as Junta Raids, Bombs Villages, KNU Says  The Irrawaddy

An analysis piece discusses Min Aung Hlaing's role in the alleged vandalization of Myanmar's economy.

An analysis explores how military rule in Myanmar has led to the rise of scam cities, increased smuggling activities, and the inevitable collapse of the state.

Rare Earth Power Plays, Border Encroachment, Scam-Center Pressure and More  The Irrawaddy

Myanmar Junta Signals Constitutional Amendments but Analysts Skeptical  The Irrawaddy

Myanmar Junta forces have reportedly pushed into the Sagaing region following a victory in Mandalay, continuing their military operations in the country.

The Unprecedented Rise of Ye Win Oo  The Irrawaddy

The Bago Resistance in Myanmar has reportedly freed hundreds of survivors, while new evidence of a junta massacre has emerged.

Globe Teleservices has announced a partnership with Myanma Posts and Telecommunications aimed at enhancing secure messaging and improving customer experience.

Trump’s Order to Combat Scammers a ‘Welcome Warning’ to Regimes Like Myanmar’s: Experts  The Irrawaddy

The ongoing civil war in Myanmar is reportedly driving a drug epidemic in the Thai hills, highlighting a significant cross-border impact of the conflict.

An analysis suggests that the military coup in Myanmar effectively crushed previous reform efforts and re-established the generals' firm grip on power.

The family of Myanmar's junta chief is reportedly profiting from a surge in electric vehicle (EV) demand, which has been sparked by fuel restrictions in the country.

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