The National Unity Government announced that the People's Defense Forces under its captured the town in northern Mandalay that is considered the first capital of Myanmar's ancient empire.
Neither the Ukraine war nor the junta's growing weakness appear to have shaken Moscow's willingness to assist the generals with weapons, oil and on-the-ground assistance.
The Constitutional Court removed Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin from office for appointing a minister with a criminal record, throwing the country into fresh turmoil.
Min Aung Hlaing has been unable to make any progress on one of his pet projects: completing two steel plants suspended by the NLD government he ousted.
The UN Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar said its latest annual report contains evidence of 'horrific levels of brutality and inhumanity' across the nation.
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The National Unity Government announced that the People's Defense Forces under its captured the town in northern Mandalay that is considered the first capital of Myanmar's ancient empire.
Regime troops based in Monywa Township have reportedly killed numerous civilians since June in artillery strikes.
Neither the Ukraine war nor the junta's growing weakness appear to have shaken Moscow's willingness to assist the generals with weapons, oil and on-the-ground assistance.
Singaporean firm's suspension of operations at power plant in Mandalay will lengthen blackouts in Yangon and make them more frequent, officials say.
A rescue network says the junta continues to bombard Hsipaw in northern Shan State as the Ta'ang National Liberation Army attacks the town.
The Constitutional Court removed Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin from office for appointing a minister with a criminal record, throwing the country into fresh turmoil.
A 5km fence is being erected beside the Kaladan River in the Rakhine State capital as the Arakan Army threatens the city.
Min Aung Hlaing has been unable to make any progress on one of his pet projects: completing two steel plants suspended by the NLD government he ousted.
The UN Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar said its latest annual report contains evidence of 'horrific levels of brutality and inhumanity' across the nation.
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