A UN Rapporteur has stated that global inaction is contributing to a human rights catastrophe unfolding in Myanmar.

Myanmar regime forces are reportedly advancing towards resistance-held Indaw as part of an offensive in Sagaing.

The Myanmar military has tightened its blockade on Rakhine state following the seizure of Magwe Junction, intensifying control in the region.

The Myanmar regime is reportedly increasing its efforts to advance the Myitsone Dam project, receiving significant support from China.

Akio Fujimoto's film "Lost Land," featuring nonprofessional Rohingya actors, portrays the perilous journey of two siblings, highlighting their struggle for survival.

A notorious arms broker from Myanmar is reportedly attempting to acquire a stake in a Thai company, raising concerns about illicit financial flows and regional security.

Myanmar's military-backed government has imposed martial law in 60 townships across the country.

Myanmar's military-backed government has declared martial law across 60 townships, significantly expanding its control and restrictions in various regions.

The Myanmar regime is reportedly escalating its atrocities against civilians in the country's heartland.

A strange new species of prehistoric insect, featuring forceps-like legs, has been discovered trapped in amber in Myanmar. The unique fossil bug has been named after a K-pop group.

Myanmar's leader Min Aung Hlaing is reportedly considering "good things" for the detained Aung San Suu Kyi, according to Thailand's chief envoy, following the pardon of her top aide.

Speculation is mounting regarding the potential release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the detained former leader of Myanmar.

Myanmar’s military government has had its offer for peace talks rebuffed, following an election that was widely derided as a sham and the appointment of Min Aung Hlaing as president.

The head of Myanmar's army-backed government has proposed new peace talks with armed resistance groups in an effort to resolve ongoing conflicts.

Myanmar's energy minister has reportedly signed new deals in Russia, seeking to address the country's ongoing fuel crisis.

Thai villagers in Sob Moei district fled their homes after a bomb dropped by the Myanmar air force landed inside Thai territory during air strikes targeting ethnic Karen forces along the Salween River.

Former President Win Myint has been released, prompting renewed questions about the whereabouts and status of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Myanmar's military junta has reportedly reduced the sentence of former leader Aung San Suu Kyi and released former president Win Myint, signaling a potential shift in the country's political landscape.

The UNHCR has reported that a record number of Rohingya refugees died at sea last year, highlighting the perilous journeys undertaken by the community.

Min Aung Hlaing's government in Myanmar is strengthening its energy cooperation with China as the country grapples with a worsening fuel crisis.

During Myanmar's Buddhist New Year, the junta bombed monasteries, resulting in the deaths of three monks.

A guest column argues that the Myanmar regime's attempts to present a civilian facade cannot conceal its ongoing suppression of freedom of speech.

Myanmar is experiencing a severe fuel shortage, forcing motorists to queue for hours and hindering farmers' ability to operate machinery, exacerbating daily hardships and raising food security concerns.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Naypyitaw, reaffirming China's backing for the Myanmar regime. The visit underscores ongoing diplomatic ties between the two nations.

The current chair of ASEAN has called on Myanmar's military junta to release more political prisoners, specifically mentioning former leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Despite public calls for peace, the Myanmar regime is reportedly expanding its military rule, indicating a continued consolidation of power.

Iran war chokes Myanmar’s fertiliser supply, threatening rice harvests  Myanmar Now

Save the Children reports a 90 percent surge in the exodus of Rohingya refugees by boat, highlighting a worsening humanitarian situation.

The Myanmar military chief has made his first field visit to Magwe, signaling a strategic shift in focus towards the central part of the country.

Myanmar's military regime leader, Min Aung Hlaing, stated that the government is considering "good things" for the detained former leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.

Thailand has announced that Myanmar's military junta is considering 'good things' for the detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi. This statement offers a rare glimpse into her condition and potential future.

Sihasak, a Thai envoy, has visited Myanmar to discuss the country's potential return to ASEAN and to address issues of border stability.

A guest column from The Irrawaddy discusses the complex situation in Myanmar's Rakhine State, balancing between conflict and the pursuit of ethnic harmony.

In Myanmar's heartland, a shadow trade in stolen identities is reportedly flourishing, driven by widespread desperation.

Guest Column | Laying Myths About Myanmar’s 2021 Coup to Rest  The Irrawaddy

Performative ‘mercy’  The Irrawaddy

A top ally of Aung San Suu Kyi has been released in Myanmar, sparking some, albeit small, hope for democracy. However, many observers believe the release offers little significant change for the country's democratic future.

Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi has reportedly had her prison sentence reduced.

A guest column explores whether Myanmar is truly prepared for genuine political dialogue amidst its ongoing challenges.

The Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) is facing significant backlash in Myanmar after congratulating Min Aung Hlaing on his presidency.

A guest column analyzes China's strong return to influence in Myanmar under the leadership of Min Aung Hlaing.

The Myanmar regime is planning a grand Buddhist spectacle, an initiative seen as an attempt by Min Aung Hlaing to project an image of piety and religious devotion.

Hundreds of Civil Society Organizations in Myanmar are demanding that ASEAN reject the country's pseudo-civilian regime, highlighting ongoing political instability.

Karen forces have launched an assault on a Myanmar regime stronghold in Waw Lay, putting the military's control in the area under significant threat.

The Myanmar military regime has reportedly recaptured Falam, a town in Chin State, indicating ongoing conflict in the region.

Reports indicate that Beijing is increasing its influence and promoting 'Sinicization' in areas along the Myanmar border, raising concerns about sovereignty and cultural impact.

Farmers in Myanmar are struggling with a severe fuel crisis, as diesel supplied by the regime proves insufficient.

Regime troops in Myanmar reportedly abducted 21 individuals from a hospital in Kachin State, raising alarms about human rights violations amidst ongoing conflict.

Reports indicate a growing trend of "Sinicization" in Myanmar's border regions, with groups like the MNDAA actively working to erase Ta’ang ethnic identity and culture.

Myanmar's Min Aung Hlaing is reportedly targeting re-entry into ASEAN as a crucial step to end the country's international isolation.

The Myanmar junta is reportedly closing in on Falam, posing a direct threat to Chin State's only airport amidst ongoing military operations.

Myanmar's military-backed rulers have reduced Aung San Suu Kyi’s prison sentence and released thousands of detainees, but analysts suggest these gestures indicate a regime growing bolder rather than more merciful.

Widespread looting has been reported in Myanmar as the regime struggles to gain control of a crucial jade mining hub.

Myanmar's president has proposed peace talks to rebel groups within 100 days, an offer that has been rejected by the rebels.

The Myanmar regime has reportedly stepped up its naval and drone operations in the southern Rakhine region.

Airstrikes in Myanmar's Rakhine state have resulted in one death and at least 14 injuries, including monks.

The pardon of Win Myint, a top ally of Aung San Suu Kyi, by Myanmar's post-coup leadership has spurred small hopes for democracy. Analysts, however, suggest it may indicate the unassailed strength of Min Aung Hlaing's leadership.

The article explores the underlying reasons why Rohingya refugees persist in undertaking dangerous sea voyages, highlighting the ongoing challenges they face.

People in Myanmar are cautiously participating in Thingyan festivities once again, following years of muted public participation and boycotts that began after the 2021 coup. The return marks a shift in public sentiment.

The Karen Resistance forces have reportedly captured two regime bases during the Thingyan holidays. The military action marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict in Myanmar.