More than 400 Myanmar nationals have already crossed into India since late February. Among these, the majority of them are policemen and law enforcement officers.

Myanmar Coup: Over 400 Myanmar nationals seeking shelter in India

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

This is been described as the most brutal day of protest in Myanmar since the coup took place on the 1st of Feb. According to the reports, at least 22 anti-coup protests have been gun down by the security forces in Yangon industrial suburb.

Myanmar Coup: Yangon industrial suburb witness anti-China protests

This has been described as the most brutal day of protest in Myanmar since the coup took place on the 1st of Feb. According to the reports, at least 22 anti-coup protests have been gun down by the security forces in Yangon industrial suburb.

Myanmar Coup: Chinese staff injured in Myanmar factory attack

After months of continuous protests and alarmingly increasing reports of diminishing human rights due to the military coup, the UK has urged its citizens to flee Myanmar.

UK urges citizens to flee Myanmar immediately for safety

The acting leader of Myanmar's parallel civilian government, appointed by ousted lawmakers in the wake of a Feb. 1 military coup, addressed the public for the first time on Saturday (March 13) from hiding and vowed to pursue a "revolution" to overturn the junta.

Leader of Myanmar shadow civilian government vows resistance to junta rule

Security forces in Myanmar killed at least 12 people, local media reported on Sunday. Meanwhile, the acting leader of a civilian government on Saturday vowed to pursue a “revolution” to overturn the coup which took place in Myanmar on February 1.

Myanmar: At least 12 killed in protests, anti-junta leader vows 'revolution'

The Kremlin said Friday it was "concerned" about rising civilian casualties in Myanmar, where at least 70 people have been killed in protests against a military coup since February, according to the UN.

Kremlin says 'concerned' about civilian casualties in Myanmar

The UNSC has condemned what's happening in Myanmar - but it still doesn't call it a coup. With police officers now fleeing to India - Myanmar's coup is becoming India's problem. Where does India stand on what's happening in Myanmar?

Gravitas: The military takeover in Myanmar | Where does India stand?

First Rohingya exodus, and now a coup. Is Myanmar becoming a security nightmare for India and the region?

Gravitas: Is Myanmar becoming a security nightmare?

United Nations has condemned the Myanmar military's violent crackdown against the anti-coup demonstrators as 8 more people were shot dead in protest.

United Nations condemns Myanmar military's violent crackdown

In august 2017, hundreds of thousands of Rohingyas arrived on the beaches of Bangladesh. Around 60% of them were children. They were fleeing what the United Nations later called a textbook example of genocide.

Myanmar is becoming a security threat for the region while China looks the other way

The Military Junta in Myanmar has hired Israeli-Canadian lobbyist firms in a bid to explain itself to the world. The firms will be paid $2 million to explain the 'real situation' to the US and other countries.

Myanmar Coup Update: Military Junta hired Israeli-Canadian lobbyist

The Myanmar Coup is now becoming India's problem. Reports say 100 people from Myanmar have fled to India since the protest began. This includes police officers, who refused to fire on protesters. WION's Palki brings you the story of one such police officer who rebelled.

Gravitas: This cop from Myanmar rebelled and fled to India

Google and Viber on Wednesday said that they were reviewing recent advertisements carried by a Myanmar military-backed telecommunications firm post the February 1 coup.

Google, Viber review ads posted by military-backed firm

The situation in Myanmar is deteriorating by the day. One of the officials from Aung San Suu Kyi's party has died in custody - less than a day after he was arrested. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how people fo Myanmar are braving guns to save democracy every day.

Gravitas: People of Myanmar brave guns to save democracy

Demonstrators in Myanmar’s biggest city came out Monday night for their first mass protests in defiance of an 8 pm curfew, seeking to show support for an estimated 200 students trapped by security forces in a small area of one neighbourhood.

Myanmar's anti-coup protesters break curfew after Police trap 200

The Australian government has suspended its defence cooperation with Myanmar and is redirecting humanitarian aid because of the military takeover of the government and ongoing detention of an Australian citizen.

Australia suspends defence ties with Myanmar over military coup

Protesters came out on the streets in Myanmar's northern town of Mandalay and Yangon amid calls for nationwide strike on Monday. Watch: On Sunday, police had fired stun grenades and tear gas to break up demonstrations in Mandalay as several people were arrested.

Protests erupt in Myanmar's Yangon and Mandalay amid military crackdown

With the use of rubber bullets and stun grenades among others, Myanmar police have intensified the crackdown against the peaceful demonstrators.

Myanmar coup: 54 casualties, days of unrest and massive protests continue to rock Myanmar

Myanmar security forces used tear gas and stun grenades to break up a protest in Yangon on Saturday, just hours after a United Nations special envoy called on the Security Council to take action against the ruling junta for the killings of protesters.

Myanmar forces fire tear gas, stun grenades on protest as UN envoy calls for action

64 people have been killed in 33 days since the #MyanmarCoup. Among those dead is a 25-yr-old university student who was shot in the heart. There are blackouts, internet shutdowns & state brutality

Gravitas: Myanmar coup: 64 killed in 33 days

The United Kingdom sees India as an important partner when it comes to bringing change on the ground in Myanmar. The situation has deteriorated in the country, with many protestors being killed more than a month after the coup by the military.

Myanmar situation: UK sees India as an important partner to bring change

According to sources, Myanmar's military rulers attempted to move $1 billion held at the Federal Reserve Bank in New York, days after seizing power on February 1.

Sources: Myanmar Military rulers attempted to move US funds

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