Ingyin Naing

Print In an interview at VOA this week marking the third anniversary of the military coup in Myanmar, Tom Andrews, the U.N.

Print The day Kim Aris received a letter from his mother, Aung San Suu Kyi, marked a significant moment after almost three years of silence.

Print Myanmar's military junta is going forward with a mandatory draft set to begin in mid-April, but critics say doing so has the potential to negatively impact the economy and the military itself.

Print Allegations of a Myanmar-Yakuza arms deal involving nuclear materials have raised alarms in Myanmar's rebel-held Shan state and

Jason Tower views ruling junta as key enabler of crime, says problem cannot be resolved while it remains in power

WASHINGTON — Deputy Minister of Human Rights of Myanmar's shadow government, the National Unity Government (NUG), Aung Kyaw Moe told VOA

Thaksin Shinawatra has met with key figures in the resistance to Myanmar’s ruling junta and has reportedly requested permission to visit the country which has been under military control for more than three years

A court in Argentina is hearing evidence of genocide in the 2017 murder and rape of tens of thousands of Rohingya people.

Multi-rocket launcher system, anti-aircraft guns have fallen into rebel hands

Bangkok — Ethnic and resistance forces in Myanmar have completely blocked a key trade route to China, halting cross-border commerce and further damaging Myanmar's already struggling economy.