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After receiving no help from military regime, the Shan State Progress Party has launched its own vaccination program in northern Shan State.

Urging people to take refuge in Buddha is seen as a sign of the regime’s desperation—and highly ironic, given its forces’ record of beating monks and murdering civilians.

Around 40 regime troops died in shootouts with civilian resistance fighters in Falam and Hakha Townships.

She wished the people well and is in good health, her lawyers said. A court heard from plaintiffs and witnesses in cases against her and President U Win Myint on Monday.

Photos and statements presented at the State Counselor’s trials for sedition and breaking COVID-19 rules are inauthentic and irrelevant, her legal team told the court.

Local Pa-O people have cited environmental concerns about the military-owned steel mill and mine, which was closed by the NLD government in 2017.

Letters have been sent to MPs elected in the 2020 general election telling them not to communicate with the National Unity Government and its related organizations.

The civilian Chinland Defense Force says it lost about 30 fighters in the same period—far fewer than the military, despite being seriously outgunned.

Paletwa Township schools close as cases of the Indian variant are reported across Sagaing Region and Chin State.

Staff at the Naypyitaw restaurant did not know the customer was the regime’s Home Affairs Minister Lieutenant General Soe Htut’s son.

Beijing claims talks aimed at ending Myanmar’s crisis are starting in China today, while critics demand a seat at the table for the ousted democratic government.