A military airstrike on a football match in Natogyi has killed nine people, including five civilians, as air attacks on public gatherings rise.
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PPP leader Daw Thet Thet Khine released after 24-hour detention but faces imminent legal action for "unauthorized meetings" with foreign diplomats, according to the UEC.
The military council announced that Myanmar’s new parliament will convene in March 2026, with a transition to a new government slated for April.
Myanmar's military council held the second phase of elections in 100 townships on Jan. 11, including conflict zones, despite international calls to halt the "sham" process.
End of an era: Cambodia extradites Prince Group chairman Chen Zhi to China. The alleged cyber-scam kingpin faces charges over a multi-billion dollar global fraud empire.
MH370 search to resume: Malaysia and Ocean Infinity set to launch a new 55-day deep-sea mission on Dec 30, 2025, targeting the Southern Indian Ocean.
Thai immigration officials mistakenly deported a Myanmar national suspected of rape and murder back to his home country in November. Authorities in Tak Province are now coordinating with Myanmar officials to retrieve the suspect, who was inadvertently included in a group of 50 undocumented migrants repatriated across the border.
On Sunday, former Information Minister U Ye Htut got out of Insein Prison as part of a mass release of inmates in Myanmar on the occasion of its Independence Day. U Ye Htut, who was sentenced to 10 years of incitement and sedition on October 2023, was arrested on charges of publishing on social media posts which criticized the military leadership.
Leaders of three political parties have petitioned Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing over transparency failures in the early voting process during the election's first phase. The parties allege that monitoring access was restricted to the military-backed USDP and reported significant voter list irregularities in Shan State.
Military Commission troops withdrew from the Shwe Kokko enclave to Myawaddy this week following intense pressure from the newly reformed Karen National Army (KNA). The move marks a significant fracture between the military and its former border guard allies, with both sides now reinforcing positions along key transit corridors.