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The regime has recaptured the key southern Shan State town on the road to Naypyitaw and Karenni State.
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Despite quake devastation and economic freefall, Min Aung Hlaing dismissed the World Bank's prediction of economic contraction and made a growth forecast instead.
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Warplane crashes near Hpasawng town, where anti-regime forces had been attacking Infantry Battalions 134 and 135.
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Over the decades, various methods have been used or proposed by pro-democracy forces to end military rule, but none has proven sufficient on its own.
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The Indonesian influencer named as 'A.P.' was jailed in Yangon after posting photos with anti-regime groups on Instagram.
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Thursday, July 3, 2025
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 07/03/2025
Wednesday, July 2, 2025
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 07/02/2025
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The junta's jury-rigged "peace forum" with a handful of regime-aligned or noncommittal groups is solely aimed at gaining regional legitimacy for the generals, says Bertil Lintner.
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Southeast Asian lawmakers demand urgent action to free aging democracy icons – including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi – at next week's ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting.
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The revolutionary government that controls most of Rakhine State says it lacks the medicines and testing kits to stop the spread of malaria.
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Displaced residents urgently need food and shelter after regime forces bomb, shell and burn more than 30 villages in Sagaing Township.
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Exporters are being punished for failing to deposit their earnings in junta-controlled banks and exchanging 25 percent of them at the derisory official exchange rate.
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The regime accused Timor Leste of violating ASEAN's non-interference principle by supporting anti-junta forces.
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Tuesday, July 1, 2025
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 07/01/2025
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The junta's top negotiator Min Naing, notorious for threatening nonstop bombing of resistance-held areas, was welcomed in Oslo at a meeting on peacebuilding initiatives worldwide.
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The Ta'ang National Liberation Army is reporting repeated airstrikes on Kyaukme town in northern Shan State as the regime aims to seize Nawnghkio Township.
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Firm owned by BGF chief overseeing transnational crime hub debarred for failing to deposit foreign export earnings.
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Political prisoner Ko Wai Yan Phyo Moe reveals the horrors he endured in regime torture cells – and the deal he refused to make.
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Amid a widening crackdown on civil liberties in the U.S., Pride marchers in San Francisco nonetheless displayed infectious joy. A photo essay by Gary Rocchio
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Paetongtarn Shinawatra has been ordered to step aside while the Constitutional Court considers allegations of misconduct arising from a border spat with Cambodia.
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Myanmar's opposition must retool its foreign policy for a harsher, less sympathetic world order.
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PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra faces possible suspension over Cambodia call as father and ex-PM Thaksin goes on trial for lese majeste over 2015 interview with Korean media.
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