The Defence Chiefs from 12 leading Democracy have now issued a joint statement condemning the deadly use of force by Myanmar Security Forces against the protesters and civilians.

News Alert: Defence Chiefs of 12 Nations condemn violence by Junta

United States: Horrified by Myanmar Military's reign of terror

A Molotov cocktail (firebomb) was hurled at Aung San Suu Kyi's party headquarters. The firebomb started a fire early Friday, according to a party official. At about 4 am Friday, an attacker hurled a Molotov cocktail at its Yangon HQ, causing a brief fire.

Myanmar: Firebomb hurled at Aung San Suu Kyi's party headquarters

Myanmar’s economy is set to contract by 10 per cent in 2021, as per forecasts by World Bank released on Friday. Currently, the Southeast Asian nation is witnessing nation-wide protests, strikes, and sanctions after a military coup ousted Aung San Suu Kyi on February 1.

Myanmar's economy to shrink by 10% this year as protests swell: World Bank

After the recent military coup in Myanmar, a total of 733 persons, including policemen, have fled to Mizoram in India and are staying illegally across the state.

733 Myanmar refugees living in Mizoram

The United Kingdom and the United States on Thursday sanctioned Myanmar Economic Holdings Ltd (MEHL), a military-owned conglomerate as a measure to target the junta that ousted the civilian government.

US, UK sanction Myanmar military-owned company

The United States is planning to impose sanctions on two conglomerates controlled by Myanmar’s military over the generals’ February 1 coup and a deadly crackdown.

Myanmar Coup: United States plans to impose sanctions on two conglomerates

The crackdown in Myanmar is turning ugly. A 14-year-old boy has been shot dead. Foreign citizens are being investigated & fresh charges of bribery have been filed against Aung San Suu Kyi. WION's Molly Gambhir gets you a report.

Gravitas: Myanmar crackdown turns ugly

The military has ruled Myanmar for nearly 6 decades. During this time, they accumulated wealth and imposed their political agenda. As Myanmar's democratic experiment teeters after a decade, is the army at the root of Myanmar's problems? WION's Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Why the military sabotages Myanmar's civilian governments

Police officials who fled from Myanmar say they were asked to shoot protesters.

Fleeing Myanmar cops seek asylum in India

The crackdown by security forces on pro-democracy protesters has left 250 people dead since the beginning of the coup on February 1.

Myanmar Coup: Civil disobedience movement grips Myanmar

Myanmar Coup: Anti-Coup protesters rally across Myanmar

Gravitas has been telling you how the coup in Myanmar is becoming India's problem and the military's high-handedness has triggered an exodus. The use of force and mass surveillance by the junta is forcing people to leave Myanmar and seek asylum in India.

Myanmar military's brutality is becoming a problem not just for India, but entire region

The Coup in Myanmar is now spilling beyond its borders. According to one report, more than 400 people from Myanmar have crossed into India since late February. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how the crisis in Myanmar is becoming a problem for the region.

Gravitas: Myanmar's coup is becoming India's problem

Security forces killed at least nine opponents of Myanmar's military junta on Friday, a funeral service and media said, as Southeast Asian countries urged an end to the violence and Western ambassadors condemned what they called the army's "immoral, indefensible" actions.

Myanmar security forces kill nine as Indonesia, envoys call for end to violence

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

BBC on Friday reported that one of its journalist in Myanmar has gone missing after he "was taken away by unidentified men". The British broadcaster's official Twitter account said that it was doing everything to locate reporter Aung Thura that disappeared around midday.

BBC's Myanmar journalist goes missing as crackdown on dissent continues

His first international engagement since seizing power, Myanmar's Coup leader General Min Aung Hlaing took part in a video conference with other ASEAN and Defence Chiefs.

Myanmar Coup: Min Aung Hlaing attends ASEAN Defence meet

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

Myanmar faced growing isolation on Thursday with increasingly limited internet services and its last private newspaper ceasing publication as the military built a case against ousted elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Myanmar faces growing isolation as military tightens grip

Pope Francis on Wednesday referred to the nun who kneeled to urge Myanmar security personnel to stop the violence. "I, too, kneel on the streets of Myanmar and say, 'end the violence,'" the pope said.

'I too kneel,' says Pope Francis about Myanmar nun who tried to stop violence

India is reacted to what is unfolding in Myanmar. India's Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said the situation in Myanmar was "complex" and that India is working in the UN Security Council in a constructive manner to facilitate "balanced outcomes" that could assist in resolving the situation.

Myanmar Coup: India reacts to the situation In Myanmar

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

Myanmar have lost their freedom. They are being killed on the streets and are not even safe in their homes and neighbourhoods. All because they want an end to the military rule and return to power for their democratically elected government.

Myanmar Coup: More than 125 protesters have been killed in crackdown

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