Over 260 Civilians Killed as Myanmar’s Junta Chief Secures New Title

Over 260 Civilians Killed as Myanmar’s Junta Chief Secures New Title

YANGON, Myanmar — At least 265 civilians have been killed in Myanmar over a four-week period as the military junta’s leader, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, moved to formally install himself as President, according to new data from a prominent research group. The report by Nyan Lin Thit Research Group highlights a grim paradox: while the military administration was orchestrating a transition to what...

Myanmar Junta Tightens Grip on Air Travel with New ID Screening Measures at Yangon Airport

Myanmar Junta Tightens Grip on Air Travel with New ID Screening Measures at Yangon Airport

YANGON, Myanmar — The Myanmar military authorities are introducing stringent new security checks at Yangon International Airport, requiring all domestic and international travelers to undergo detailed identity verification by aviation police. A directive from the Yangon International Airport Joint Coordination Committee states that the measures are designed to ensure "law and order" and to prevent individuals involved in anti-coup activities—specifically those categorized as fugitives,...

Does the “Mother of the People” Still Live

Does the “Mother of the People” Still Live

By Mon Lay / MPA Throughout the reigns of military leaders Saw Maung, Than Shwe, and now Min Aung Hlaing, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has remained their greatest threat. As a symbol of democracy, the daughter of the nation’s independence hero, and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, her political stature stands in stark contrast to dictators who rule through force and fear. Beyond...

Yangon Residents Face Surge in Street Abductions Amidst Mounting Fuel Crisis

Yangon Residents Face Surge in Street Abductions Amidst Mounting Fuel Crisis

YANGON, Myanmar — Despite a crippling fuel shortage that has paralyzed much of the commercial capital, Myanmar’s military junta has intensified its campaign of forced conscription, with monitoring groups reporting a significant spike in "street abductions" across Yangon in March. The Rangoon Scout Network (RSN), a local monitoring group, documented the detention of 99 individuals across 14 townships in Yangon during the month of...

Australian Parliament Urges Government to Reject Sham Elections and Recognize NUG

Australian Parliament Urges Government to Reject Sham Elections and Recognize NUG

CANBERRA, Australia — An influential Australian parliamentary committee has called on the federal government to significantly sharpen its policy toward the Myanmar military, urging a formal rejection of upcoming "sham" elections and the imposition of sanctions on state-controlled banks. The report, titled by the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade, outlines 11 key recommendations aimed at increasing pressure on the military...

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