Junta accused of 'systematically eliminating' country's democratic politicians after former Mandalay chief minister Dr. Zaw Myint Maung dies in detention.
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This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks what the regime wants to achieve with this month's census.
Junta accused of 'systematically eliminating' country's democratic politicians after former Mandalay chief minister Dr. Zaw Myint Maung dies in detention.
Resistance groups say they are monitoring around 200 regime troops who are torching villages in Budalin Township.
Independent analysis reveals the frantic pace at which the embattled military regime is escalating aerial bombings of civilian targets across Myanmar.
Southeast Asian leaders urge both sides in Myanmar's civil war to stop bloodshed but fail to agree any concrete steps how this could be achieved.
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