Demonstrators in Myanmar maintained their dogged opposition to military rule on Sunday despite a rising death toll, with two more people killed as the junta appeared equally determined to resist growing pressure to compromise.

Myanmar protesters defiant as two more killed, pressure on junta grows

A Military Television Network in Myanmar aired a 'confession' of a construction tycoon. He claims to have paid $550,000 as a bribe to Aung San Suu Kyi. But this so-called evidence is doing little to deter the protesters. WION's Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Myanmar: Military makes another attempt to discredit Aung San Suu Kyi

Myanmar's state-controlled television reported that a prominent businessman has claimed to give the ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi about $550,000 in illegal payments in 2019 and 2020.

Myanmar Update: Businessman claims to have given money to Suu Kyi

At least 183 killed & a number of casualties increasing almost every day. Amid violence, bloodshed & killings, a young Myanmar soldier has found his 'awakening moment.' The 30-year-old former soldier narrates his story

Myanmar soldier joins anti-coup movement

Brutal repression continues on protestors using tear gas and other methods in Myanmar by security forces. However, it failed to break up the protests till now as the protestors continue to refuse for stopping the same.

Myanmar military uses force as dissent grows

The occurrences in Myanmar, India’s immediate eastern neighbourhood have shaken the whole world in the wake of a military take-over by the junta on Feb 1, promulgating an emergency for the next one year and more significantly, putting popular pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi behind bars.

Opinion: Is worst still waiting to happen in Myanmar?

A crackdown by security forces in Myanmar in which at least 18 anti-coup demonstrators were killed has now bought renewed calls for tougher international sanctions on the military junta.

Western Nations outrage over Myanmar reignited

Myanmar police fired rubber bullets in order to disperse protesters in capital Yangon on Saturday, reported AFP. This has come just hours after Myanmar's ambassador to the United Nations made an emotional plea to the international community for action against the military junta.

Hours after Myanmar envoy's UN speech, police fire rubber bullets at protesters

Refusal of many Myanmar's civil servants to work for the junta has made matters worse for military due to paralysing of bureaucracy. Public hospitals are deserted.

Myanmar: Civil servants' strike makes it difficult for military

Myanmar military junta's foreign minister on Wednesday visited Thailand as efforts were on by the regional countries to broker end to three weeks of deadly unrest that has been triggered by military coup.

Myanmar military junta's foreign minister in talks with Indonesia, Thailand

Myanmar Military Junta could take actions against media portals for using the word coup. The military has threatened to withdraw the licenses of such media organisations.

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