Justice For Myanmar says Chinese arms manufacturer Norinco should face international sanctions for arming the junta.

This week, the junta strengthened ties with Beijing, pushed to reclaim China trade route, sought foreign help for electricity ...

A defector tells The Irrawaddy that the regime is recruiting mentally unstable people and men above the maximum age.

Dili’s diplomatic overtures to the junta raise questions about the strength of its support for Myanmar’s pro-democracy ...

The Myanmar Investment Commission this month reported that the energy sector topped foreign investment categories, accounting ...

The US lifted restrictions on several cronies once sanctioned for arming the junta. The move came after a letter from Min ...

In 2002, junta No. 2 Maung Aye brought centuries of military pride to a golf match with Thai officers; his men won, but were ...

The Yarlung Tsangpo hydropower project in Tibet, envisioned to be bigger than the Three Gorges Dam, threatens a uniquely ...

Today, Pauktaw is a jumble of scorched ruins, collapsed houses, bomb-charred buildings, crumbling properties and empty roads ...

Seizure of Thabeikkyin would mark third recapture this month, after victories in neighboring Shan State’s Mobye and Nawnghkio ...

The UWSA’s restart of tin mining reveals how a non-state actor can control global supply chains—and highlights China’s ...

A drone suspected of being used in junta strikes on the KNLA veered into Thai territory and was defused by Thai forces, ...