23 May 2026 By Cherry May YANGON, Myanmar — The Daily Eleven, one of Myanmar’s most prominent domestic newspapers, has announced it will permanently suspend its daily print edition starting 31 May, marking a significant milestone in the rapid collapse of the country's independent print journalism landscape. The newspaper was ...
24 April 2026 By Mon Lay YANGON, Myanmar — Independent media outlets in Myanmar have vowed to continue their operations in defiance of a new military junta decree revoking their licenses, calling the move a "blatant attempt to shroud the truth." The junta’s Ministry of Information announced on Wednesday that ...
17 April 2026 By Naing Yarzar Min YANGON, Myanmar — Domestic media outlets operating under military-issued licenses in Myanmar are facing sharp criticism for failing to address ousted leader Win Myint by his presidential title following his recent release from prison. Reports from several prominent Yangon-based organisations, including Eleven Media ...
By Sayar Ngaat / MPA A prominent local journalist has been detained by an unidentified armed group in a resistance-controlled area of Kachin State, raising fresh concerns over press freedom in Myanmar’s conflict zones. Ko Tar Lin Maung, an editor for the Hpakant-based Uru Daily News, was taken from a ...
By Sayar Ngaat / MPA A prominent local journalist has been detained by an unidentified armed group in a resistance-controlled...
