Junta bombs kill 8, injure dozens in northwest Myanmar
Post-quake attacks have killed nearly 250 people, according to the country’s exiled civilian government.
Post-quake attacks have killed nearly 250 people, according to the country’s exiled civilian government.
The junta has launched more than100 attacks on Karen-controlled territory despite a ceasefire, a rebel army said.
Myanmar’s junta has been accused of withholding emergency assistance and preventing rescue efforts.
Attacks on Rakhine state killed a civilian and injured dozens, including 5 children.
The cuts are hurting efforts to prevent the spread of tuberculosis and HIV.
The war-torn nation has seen an exodus of laborers since the 2021 coup amid conflict, conscription and low wages.
Than Htike Myint was arrested on terrorism charges for call records on his phone, his employer said.
Financial challenges, authoritarian governments are sources of unrelenting pressure on independent reporting.
Prominent candidates come from South Korea, Myanmar, the Philippines and Sri Lanka.
A charity hands over to parents the backpacks and lunch boxes found in ruins of a preschool where 7 kids died.