News

Residents of Myanmar’s biggest city are living in fear, hit by tremors and a quake prediction following the March 28 disaster ...
What will it take before the international community acts on its moral obligation to end the Min Aung Hlaing regime’s ...
It has become much easier for the military to request air support for ground operations, and now airstrikes on civilians are ...
The junta used widely banned cluster munitions to strike a Sagaing Region school, killing 23 children aged between seven and 16 and two teachers.
Dozens of civilians are dead, missing, or hurt after the regime dropped two bombs on a village in Rathedaung Township, which has been peaceful since March last year.
The junta made a rare admission that a light infantry battalion was forced to flee its base due to overwhelming “terrorist” ...
Myanmar’s regime denies bombing a school that killed 22, including 20 children, but eyewitnesses and history tell another ...
Some 17 people were killed and many more remain in critical condition after the junta bombed a school in resistance-held O ...
Justice for Myanmar (JFM) has launched the Dirty Over 30 ASEAN Edition campaign, naming 12 powerful tycoons across Southeast Asia who it says are fueling the regime’s terror campaign against the ...
Myanmar’s people are fighting to end not just a dictatorship but a centuries-old cycle of domination, aiming to break free ...
Some government workers stay in makeshift camps, others sleep in their offices six weeks after the earthquake wrecked the ...
Min Aung Hlaing is attending Russia’s World War II commemorations in an apparent move to strengthen his armed forces.