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Commentary
The current regime leader is going even further than his predecessors in trying to bury the country’s most popular party; he will be even less successful.
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Burma
Elected leaders, lawmakers, student protesters, election officials and striking civil servants are among the increasing numbers being held by the military.
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Burma
Military regime attempts to terrorize the people of Myanmar with escalating assaults on anti-junta protesters across the country.
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Burma
Security forces moved on protesters early and with deadly force on Sunday; despite the bloodshed, protesters regrouped in the afternoon to continue their general strike.
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Burma
Dozens of injuries and arrests reported as police charge on protesters and open fire in Mandalay and Yangon on Friday.
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Burma
Australia has condemned violence against protesters and wants answers over the fate of its national, Professor Sean Turnell.
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Burma
Historic show of defiance against military dictatorship expected to rival ‘Four Eights’ uprising of three decades ago.
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Burma
NLD lawmakers pledge loyalty to democracy and say they stand with the people in defiance of the coup.
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Election 2020
Hand-picked body will oversee a do-over vote to reverse the NLD’s landslide victory in November.
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Burma
A state of emergency has been declared in Myanmar; Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and other leaders have been arrested and the government’s powers transferred to the military.
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Burma
The arrests came just hours before the scheduled opening of the new, NLD-dominated Parliament; party spokesman says military may try to force official handover of power.
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Commentary
Will Myanmar see another coup? The answer depends on whether the military’s views have evolved beyond those that drove Gen. Ne Win to seize power over half a century ago.
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Burma
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and Snr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing should meet after perceived threat of coup, they say.
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Burma
Dismissing military claims of fraud in the Nov. 8 general election, the Union Election Commission said changing the public’s will would violate the Constitution.
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Burma
Speaking after a military spokesman refused to rule out another coup, the commander-in-chief said past military governments had twice revoked Myanmar’s constitutions.
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