Mandalay, Myanmar's second-largest city, bore the heaviest toll of death and destruction when the 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar on March 28. The regime has not updated casualty figures for the city since April 4, when 2,122 deaths were recorded. That number has likely risen significantly in the past few weeks. One month on, today […]
Mohammed Yunus' interim government has defended unofficial contact with the Rakhine armed group, which has seized the entire Myanmar side of the border.
The massive earthquake on March 28 razed centuries of Myanmar's sacred history, including the all-white Nagayon Pagoda in Mandalay dating from the early 1800s.
Thousands of survivors shelter in makeshift caps amid a shortage of aid as junta bombardments of opposition strongholds continue despite a nominal truce.
The US funding freeze threatens the existence of Myanmar's independent media, whose absence would widen the information void left by the junta's crackdown on the press.
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Mandalay, Myanmar's second-largest city, bore the heaviest toll of death and destruction when the 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar on March 28. The regime has not updated casualty figures for the city since April 4, when 2,122 deaths were recorded. That number has likely risen significantly in the past few weeks. One month on, today […]
The Jamaat-e-Islami party raised the possibility in a meeting with Chinese Communist Party officials who were visiting Dhaka.
Mohammed Yunus' interim government has defended unofficial contact with the Rakhine armed group, which has seized the entire Myanmar side of the border.
Karen National Union says more than 100 air and artillery strikes killed 20 residents across its territory during the regime's 20-day 'ceasefire'. 
The massive earthquake on March 28 razed centuries of Myanmar's sacred history, including the all-white Nagayon Pagoda in Mandalay dating from the early 1800s.
Thousands of survivors shelter in makeshift caps amid a shortage of aid as junta bombardments of opposition strongholds continue despite a nominal truce.
The US funding freeze threatens the existence of Myanmar's independent media, whose absence would widen the information void left by the junta's crackdown on the press.
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