The junta has emerged stronger from the disaster, and it is clearer than ever that only China has the clout to influence both sides in Myanmar’s civil wars, says Bertil Lintner.

In the aftermath of a devastating earthquake, Stuart Butler reports on a country torn apart by brutal civil war ...

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Burkina Faso's military government has said it foiled a "major plot" to overthrow junta leader Capt Ibrahim Traoré, with the ...

Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus hopes that Rohingya refugees will be able to celebrate next year's Eid in Myanmar.

Myanmar's strongest earthquake since 1912 has left thousands homeless, complicating relief efforts amid an ongoing civil war.

The Myanmar junta destroyed a Baptist Church in Chin state on April 13, in the third attack on church buildings in five days, ...

Former junta leader Moussa “Dadis” Camara, left, listens during a court verdict in Conakry, Guinea Wednesday, July. 31, 2024.

On 28 March 2025, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit central Myanmar, a country going through a civil war and an already ...

The swift delivery of aid to survivors of the recent earthquake must take precedence over transient political gains in a long ...

A construction company owned by Aung Pyae Sone is said to be among those that will take part in his father Min Aung Hlaing’s post-quake plan for ‘Naypyitaw Mark II’.

Two weeks after an earthquake hit Myanmar, the military junta is directing aid to the centres it controls while bombing areas held by resistance forces.