Thein Sein does not need to urge the people to accept the result [of the election], it’s the responsibility of his government.
Arakan National Party central committee member, responding to a speech by the president broadcast on state media
Police open a case against self-identifying Rohingya U Shwe Maung—a former USDP lawmaker—under Myanmar’s Counter-Terrorism Law.
Read moreRuling party heavy-hitter and retired general Hla Htay Win explains what he’s offering constituents in Naypyidaw’s Zayarthiri Township, where one-quarter...
Read moreThis November, several pro-government militia leaders elected in Burma’s 2010 election are seeking a return to office on the Union...
Read moreAn activist sues a leader of Burma’s ruling USDP for sharing an image of Suu Kyi’s face transposed onto a...
Read moreIn a rare interview, Aung Thaung, a former military general and minister turned lawmaker, fields tough questions about his alleged...
Read moreAt the request of Arakan National Party lawmakers, Myanmar Army has dispatched a battalion to northern Rakhine State.
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