Detainees face sentences ranging from lengthy prison terms to death as regime moves to silence opposition to its discredited poll.

Bai Suocheng, his son Yingcang and many other members of their family-run syndicate were convicted of fraud worth over $4 billion and killing six Chinese nationals.

Focusing blame for arsenic contamination of the Salween River on Karenni and other EAOs obscures China’s deep role in Myanmar ...

BANGKOK—Recent raids on one of Myanmar’s most notorious internet scam hubs sparked a recruitment rush as fleeing workers scrambled to enlist at nearby fraud factories, experts and insiders told AFP.

Myanmar’s military regime has arrested at least 88 people for criticizing its planned election under a harsh new Election ...

The TNLA’s return—at Beijing’s insistence—of two towns to the junta this month is the latest example of China’s bullying and ...

On Thursday alone, junta aircraft, naval vessels, artillery and drones bombed civilian targets in the AA-held townships of Rathedaung, Ponnagyun, and Pauktaw as well as in AA territory in Kyaukphyu ...

UN Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews urges global rejection of Myanmar junta’s planned election, citing mass incarceration of political prisoners, disbandment of rival parties, and restrictions on free ...

The Irrawaddy highlights the junta-aligned candidates contesting Myanmar’s December polls, illustrated in a series of state ...

The junta is expected to consolidate its hold on territories regained in northern Shan rather than launching fresh offensives, and instead turn to recapturing parts of Mandalay.

The junta’s recent gains are brittle and no grounds for the resistance to despair, says Arakan Army Commander Tun Myat Naing in the fourth and final part of this exclusive interview.

The paranoid junta now interprets its draconian Election Protection Law so widely that even criticism of pro-election propaganda material results in criminal charges.