Alarm bells ring after the junta's election body tells political parties they can provide their own security personnel for the 2025 election and will be given weapons by the regime.
The latest UNODC survey confirms war-torn country's status as world's top opium producer but again fails to point blame at the biggest culprit: its military.
A Kawthaung court has sentenced to jail four Thai fishermen caught up in an attack by Myanmar Navy forces last month for fishing illegally in Burmese waters but suspended their sentences.
The junta said its foreign minister would attend along with "ministers, deputy ministers and officials" from China, Laos, Thailand, India and Bangladesh.
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Tom Andrews, the UN's envoy for human rights in Myanmar, has called for international governments to reassess their relationship with the junta.
Alarm bells ring after the junta's election body tells political parties they can provide their own security personnel for the 2025 election and will be given weapons by the regime.
The latest UNODC survey confirms war-torn country's status as world's top opium producer but again fails to point blame at the biggest culprit: its military.
A Kawthaung court has sentenced to jail four Thai fishermen caught up in an attack by Myanmar Navy forces last month for fishing illegally in Burmese waters but suspended their sentences.
The junta said its foreign minister would attend along with "ministers, deputy ministers and officials" from China, Laos, Thailand, India and Bangladesh.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if the fall of Syria's regime could be replicated in Myanmar.
Malaysia will take up the chairmanship of the regional bloc next year.
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