Myanmar's junta is suppressing data about a hunger crisis
How Myanmar’s junta is suppressing data about a hunger crisis
STORY: Mohammad Munna says his children had become like skeletons after the family was forced from their home in Myanmar's Rakhine state, and had to forage to survive.:: Kutupalong refugee camp, BangladeshThey've since fled to Bangladesh,
Myanmar's ruling junta has suppressed information about a severe food crisis gripping the country by pressuring researchers not to collect data about hunger and aid workers not to publish it, a ...
The regime’s defeats over the past year show that it is powerless to reverse the tide of resistance to its rule, even with ...
Myanmar's junta has lost control of its border with Bangladesh to the Arakan Army (AA), impacting India's strategic interests ...
Major cities like Yangon and Mandalay remain hotspots for the junta’s forcible recruitment. At around 11 pm on December 10, ...
China’s bigger role as a peace mediator has sparked concerns about the impact on India’s infrastructure projects in Myanmar.
Myanmar’s rebels have won control of the border with Bangladesh for the first time, in a “huge step forward” for opposition ...
Fighting intensified between the military and forces led by the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) days after Chinese officials ...
Myanmar's junta-appointed foreign minister will this week travel to Thailand for talks with its neighbours on border security, a junta spokesman said on Monday. Than Swe "will lead a delegation ...
The recent overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad provides insights into the potential undoing of Myanmar ...
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