The long-time supplier of weapons to the Myanmar military accompanied revered Thai Buddhist monk Maing Hpone Sayadaw on a religious trip to northern Myanmar.
PTTEP asserts itself in Myanmar and plans to relaunch new offshore project
Thailand’s national upstream company PTTEP is preparing to relaunch a new development phase of its Zawtika project offshore Myanmar, where it is facing pressure over its continuing investment in the …
PTTEP asserts itself in Myanmar and plans to relaunch new offshore project
Thailand’s national upstream company PTTEP is preparing to relaunch a new development phase of its Zawtika project offshore Myanmar, where it is facing pressure over its continuing investment in the …
Myanmar’s ‘Forgotten War’ Lurches Deeper into Horror
The generals in Myanmar, who seized power in 2021, are increasingly responding to a national uprising by waging terror on civilians it calls “terrorists”.
Tin Jumps 11% as Major Mining Hub in Myanmar Plans Crackdown
Tin jumped the most in nine months after a key mining region in Myanmar, the world’s third-biggest supplier, moved to curtail digging of the material used in electronics and cans.Most Read from …
Airstrikes on Myanmar village are feared to have killed 100, including many children
Airstrikes by Myanmar’s military on Tuesday killed as many as 100 people, including many children, who were attending a ceremony held by opponents of army rule, said a witness, a member of a …
Myanmar’s junta pardons over 3,000 prisoners for New Year -statement
Myanmar’s junta chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, who ousted the elected government in a coup, presides at an army parade on Armed Forces Day in Naypyitaw, Myanmar, March 27, 2021. REU …
‘We wish we could go back’: Life in a war-torn Myanmar
The Shan hills, made blue by the hazy air, form the stunning backdrop to a lake which has been a tourist magnet for as long as there have been tourists in Myanmar. But there are almost no tourists now. First the Covid pandemic, then the violence since the military coup two years ago, have driven them away.
Explained: How Is Military Violence Increasing In Myanmar, What’s The Response To It?
Ever since the military coup in Myanmar over two years ago, pro-democracy groups are waging a fierce resistance against the military. Around 65,000 fighters are using ambushes and other guerrilla tactics against military targets.
NUG Warns ASEAN Not to Negotiate with Myanmar Junta
Myanmar’s opposition National Unity Government (NUG) has told the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) not to negotiate with the country’s military junta, warning that the regional political bloc could face legal ramifications given war crimes are under investigation by the United Nations and the International Criminal Court.