Tun Min Lat climbs a bamboo ladder in the longan orchards of eastern Thailand, moving from tree to tree as he plucks the ...

Myanmar says it has commissioned new Russian helicopters and Chinese airplanes into its air force as the two nations continue ...

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Myanmar’s planned elections are expected to consolidate military control and exclude key opposition parties, presenting ...

When Thailand cut power supply to Myanmar across its western border this year, it intended to curb online scam centres linked ...

In Myanmar, today's relationships must withstand rising costs, family expectations, long-distance separations, delayed ...

Geopolitical shifts are consolidating Myanmar’s military rule, even as anti-junta forces maintain control over parts of the ...

The military’s post-coup energy policy partnerships with China, Russia, and Thailand have done little to ease the hardship of ...

A new pre-election film follows the junta’s long tradition of attempting to sow distrust and division among its opponents.

Elon Musk’s Starlink, whose internet services have been utilised by Myanmar scam centres, has seen its use across the country ...

Predictions that this or that event marks a decisive moment in the country’s never-ending civil war miss the point: its power dynamics are far too elastic for that, says Tony Waters.

Volker Türk cites ongoing bombardment and detentions of critics by the junta as proof that its polls can’t be free or fair.