Lt-General Moe Myint Tun, who oversees economic affairs as the sixth-most powerful regime official, is at risk after his right-hand man was arrested last week.
Foreign rescuers flew in to help after the North African country's strongest-ever quake killed at least 2,122 people and injured more than 2,400, wiping out villages.
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup covers incidents in Sagaing, Magwe and Bago regions and Kachin and Karen states, including the defection of three junta troops.
The Irrawaddy spoke to Australian economist Sean Turnell, an ex-aide to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi who was jailed in 2021-22, on the economic damage wrought by military rule.
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Kachin Independence Army troops and resistance allies were killed in a predawn regime attack.
Junta says it is 'too busy building democracy' after ASEAN leaders prevent it from leading the bloc in 2026.
Lt-General Moe Myint Tun, who oversees economic affairs as the sixth-most powerful regime official, is at risk after his right-hand man was arrested last week. 
The Karen National Union says indiscriminate airstrikes must stop as ASEAN representatives gather in Naypyitaw for an air force summit.
Junta troops add land-mine traps to their repertoire of arson attacks, indiscriminate shelling and shooting of civilians in Sagaing Region.
Foreign rescuers flew in to help after the North African country's strongest-ever quake killed at least 2,122 people and injured more than 2,400, wiping out villages.
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup covers incidents in Sagaing, Magwe and Bago regions and Kachin and Karen states, including the defection of three junta troops.
The Irrawaddy spoke to Australian economist Sean Turnell, an ex-aide to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi who was jailed in 2021-22, on the economic damage wrought by military rule.
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