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Print A prominent Southeast Asian rights group said Friday that Myanmar's ruling State Administration Council reportedly intends to execute

Print As Thailand faces a growing influx of refugees from Myanmar following the military coup, MP Rangsiman Rome, chair of the Thai House

For the first time since the junta seized power, Myanmar will send a Foreign Ministry official to the summit

Myanmar’s worsening violence takes center stage at this week’s Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit

Print In a crowded church filled with mourners on September 6, a young high school teacher sat among friends, her face streaked with tears

Print As clashes escalate along Myanmar's northern border, Chinese Premier Li Qiang this week reaffirmed Beijing's support for Myanmar's military leader, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing.

Print Photojournalist Kyaw Swa Tun, who was released last week from Yangon's notorious Insein Prison after serving more than two years, has

WASHINGTON — International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan has warned that if violations of international law continue to escalate in

washington — In Myanmar's conflict-stricken northern Rakhine State, the country's Rohingya community is facing yet another harrowing chapter.

Print In Myanmar, a relatively new ethnic armed group known as the Arakan Army has recently taken control of 15 out of 17 townships in the war-torn country's western Rakhine state.