Two prisoners' rights groups say the regime lied to the international community about the release of political prisoners during the weekend's Independence Day amnesty.
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After four years of fierce resistance to brutal military rule, many are confident a definitive turning point is possible this year.
Two prisoners' rights groups say the regime lied to the international community about the release of political prisoners during the weekend's Independence Day amnesty.
Main ally of the military regime joins India and Thailand in neglecting to send congratulatory message despite warming relations.
Relatives fear the 26 men, who were jailed for crossing into India illegally, will be drafted for military service by the regime.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if negotiations could end Myanmar's many conflicts.
The figure is just 4 million shy of pre-COVID levels, the Tourism Ministry said.
At Metta Saneain, a Yangon rehab center, addicts experience tough love as they try to break their habits.
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