Myanmar's military junta has announced another six-month extension of its mandate to rule in preparation for elections it has said will be held this year, as the country enters its fifth year ...

For Myanmar’s people, year four under military junta rule has only brought more death, displacement and despair, as their troubled homeland is torn further apart by a seemingly intractable civil ...

Some of Myanmar’s political parties have proposed that the regime expand its Conscription Law and to encourage resistance fighters to reintegrate into the state, according to the junta.

The contentious nature of junta rule in the Sahel demonstrates the challenges of strengthening self-determination in the Global South in the absence of steady development. The situation begs the ...

The junta claimed last year that nearly 14 million people were eligible for military. . . Myanmar Now is proudly nonprofit and 100% independent. We rely on the support of readers to fund our ...

Ko Soe chose to risk his life rather than serve in the junta’s army after being forcibly conscripted in southern Myanmar’s Tanintharyi Region. The 29-year-old was among 30 young men out of around 270 ...

A room in the hospital in Kyaukme that was hit by a junta airstrike on January 25 (TNLA) At least 22 people were killed and dozens injured by regime airstrikes targeting a school and a hospital in ...

This has been a common practice since the 2021 coup, when the junta reinstated a legal requirement for households to report overnight guests to the authorities. The measure has helped the regime to ...

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