Myanmar’s military portrays its general election as a path to democracy and peace, but the vote offers neither to a million ...
Five years after the military toppled a democratically elected government and imprisoned its leaders, the country is ...
Myanmar’s military junta is once again presenting elections as a solution to national collapse. More than three years after the February 2021 coup, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing’s regime claims that ...
The military is framing the vote as a return to multiparty democracy after ousting Aung San Suu Kyi’s elected government four ...
Elections will be first since military seized power in 2021, but analysts say vote is far from a step toward democracy ...
On Jan. 25, the junta hopes, another 63 townships will go to the polls, whether its writ runs there or not. But even that is nine fewer than expected.
The Myanmar military has stepped up offensive operations in a final bid to exert control in the five Chin townships where ...
As the proposed polling date approaches, Myanmar confronts a bleak contradiction. Elections meant to signal transition may instead harden authoritarian rule. A faltering junta, an opportunistic China, ...
Junta set to hold three-phased elections in 265 of country's 330 townships on Dec. 28, Jan. 11 and Jan. 25 - Anadolu Ajansı ...
Nearly five years after a military coup in 2021 unseated its civilian government, Myanmar has become extremely fragmented. A civil war flared after the coup, killing thousands and leaving upward of 18 ...
Myanmar is preparing to go to the polls for the first time since its military seized power in a coup in 2021, but with its ...
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