Junta chief Min Aung Hlaing is joined by the director of Russia’s Rosatom as the military’s atomic power program officially gets under way.
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Myanmar’s Civilian Government Provides Internet in Rebel-Held Territory
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The National Unity Government says at least 15 townships now have online access without using regime infrastructure.
Russian Business Chiefs Sign Tourist Deals for Myanmar Beach Resort
The Russia-Myanmar Friendship Association is reportedly looking to open Ngapali beach in Rakhine State to Russian tourists.
Myanmar Junta Jails Ousted NLD Mayor for Two More Years
Dr. Ye Lwin, who was jailed shortly after the 2021 coup, has received two more years for alleged corruption.
PDF Fighters Storm Myanmar Junta Base in Myinmu, Killing ‘at Least 25’
Combined resistance force seizes and burns outpost in Sagaing Region after 4-hour assault with rocket-propelled grenades.
Over 40 Myanmar Regime Forces Killed in Four Days of Resistance Attacks
The Irrawaddy’s latest roundup includes PDF attacks in Sagaing, Mandalay, Bago and Tanintharyi regions and Mon State.
Burmese Spiderman Killed in Sagaing
The death of Khant Thiha has saddened resistance fighters in Sagaing and revolutionary organizations in Yangon.
Martial Law Imposed on 37 Myanmar Townships, Including Resistance Strongholds
Military courts will have the power to impose the death penalty on anyone deemed to be critical of the regime.
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Myanmar Junta Reshuffles Governing Body
The State Administrative Council has been refreshed as the regime struggles to justify extending military rule for another six months.
US Says Myanmar Emergency Extension Prolongs ‘Illegitimate Rule’
A State Department spokesman said the United States was determined to work with other countries to "deny the regime international credibility."
Two Blood-Soaked Years Under Myanmar’s Junta in Numbers
On the second anniversary of the coup, The Irrawaddy counts the cost of military rule.
Myanmar Junta Extends Military Rule by Six Months
The regime has conceded that it cannot conduct a general election because of attacks on census takers and resistance gains across the country.
‘We Believe We Will Be Victorious’: Views on Two Years Of Military Rule
Democracy activists, resistance leaders and observers give The Irrawaddy their thoughts on Myanmar’s two-year struggle under the junta, and what lies ahead.
Silent Strike Shuts Down Myanmar to Mark Coup Anniversary
Citizens across the country stayed indoors to remember two years since the military seized power.
Assessing Myanmar Civilian Government's Cooperation With Ethnic Minorities
Myanmar Regime Killed Over 110 Civilians Including 10 Children in January
Austrian-Born Shan Princess Inge Eberhard Dies
KIO Calls for Unified Offensive to Oust ‘Crisis-Hit’ Myanmar Junta