After over two months since the military coup in Myanmar, the country's detained civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been slapped with another charge on Thursday under the official secrets law. Suu Kyi is facing a total of five charges, including the latest one.

Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi faces new charge under official secrets law

Warning of a risk of civil war and an imminent bloodbath in Myanmar, the UN envoy has implored the security council to take action on the escalating crisis in the country. More than 520 people have died across Myanmar in daily demonstrations as the hunter continues to violently repress pro-democracy protests.

UNSC envoy warns of 'civil war, bloodbath' in Myanmar

Myanmar activists held protests across the country on Wednesday night, overflowing on to Thursday morning -- two months after the military seized power. This happened even as a United Nations special envoy warned that "a bloodbath is imminent" because of the intensified crackdown on anti-coup demonstrations -- in the wake of a flare-up in fighting between the army and ethnic minority insurgents in frontier regions.

Myanmar protesters defy crackdown as UN envoy warns of 'imminent bloodbath'

Myanmar activists burned copies of a military-framed constitution on Thursday, two months after the junta seized power, as a UN special envoy warned of the risk of a bloodbath because of an intensified crackdown on anti-coup protesters.

Myanmar: Anti-Coup protesters don red 'Blood' tears

Myanmar army fighter jets launched air strikes on Saturday on a village near the Thai border in territory controlled by an armed ethnic group. The Karen National Union (KNU), the armed ethnic group that controls the southeastern region, said fighter jets attacked Day Pu No in Papun district, an area held by its Brigade 5 forces, at around 8 p.

Myanmar army launched air strikes in Karen state, group says

The military chiefs of a dozen countries including the United States, Britain, Japan and South Korea joined together Saturday to condemn Myanmar's use of lethal force against unarmed civilians.

Military chiefs from US and its allies condemn Myanmar crackdown

The leader of Myanmar's junta said on Saturday that the military would protect people and strive for democracy, as protesters called for a huge show of defiance against the February 1 military coup.

Myanmar's junta says will 'strive for democracy' after protesters call for show of defiance

Myanmar's security forces shot and killed at least 50 protesters on Saturday even as the leader of the ruling junta assured the military would protect the people and strive for democracy.

At least 50 protesters killed in Myanmar even as generals celebrate Armed Forces Day

The United States is set to impose sanctions on two conglomerates controlled by Myanmar's military over the generals' February 1 coup and a deadly crackdown. The move by the US Treasury to blacklist Myanmar Economic Corporation (MEC) and Myanmar Economic Holdings Ltd (MEHL) and freeze any assets they hold in the United States could come as early as Thursday, reports said on Wednesday.

US to blacklist Myanmar military companies after coup, crackdown

Security forces Thursday opened fire on anti-coup protesters in Myanmar's eastern Karen state, as demonstrators -- yet again -- took to the streets in nationwide rallies.

Security forces open fire on protesters in Myanmar's east

Myanmar has freed more than 600 people -- who had been arrested for protesting against last month's military coup. Several buses full of prisoners drove out of Insein prison in the morning, media reports said.

Myanmar's junta frees hundreds of prisoners; silent strike in Yangon

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

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

Opponents of Myanmar's coup planned more protests on Saturday as international pressure on the military junta to halt its repression of pro-democracy supporters increased.

International pressure on Myanmar junta officials grows as protesters continue to march

Protesters in Myanmar fear they are being tracked with Chinese facial recognition technology, sparking fears of a "digital dictatorship" to replace ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Myanmar deploys AI; Indonesian president calls for ASEAN meeting on coup crisis

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

At least 22 anti-coup protesters were killed in Myanmar on Sunday by security forces in Yangon's industrial Hlaing Thaya suburb as authorities imposed martial law in two densely populated Yangon townships.

Myanmar declares martial law in Yangon townships amid protests

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

Myanmar security forces opened fire on anti-coup protesters in the commercial capital Yangon on Sunday, and at least three people were killed. Two people were killed elsewhere in the Southeast Asian nation.

Several killed in fresh protests; Myanmar 'shadow' parliament urges united opposition to coup

Myanmar’s first satellite is being held on board the International Space Station following the Myanmar coup, several reports have said. Japan has close ties to Myanmar and is one of its biggest aid donors.

Myanmar's first satellite held by Japan on space station after coup, reports say

The US government has offered Myanmar citizens, stranded by the violence following the country's military coup, refuge in the United States under "temporary protected status.

Myanmar citizens in US offered temporary refuge from coup crackdown

At least three anti-coup protesters were killed overnight in Myanmar's largest city Saturday, as hundreds defied a curfew to hold vigils in honour of those killed since the military seized power.

Several protesters killed in Myanmar capital in overnight protests

As Myanmar's military junta accused Aung San Suu Kyi of accepting illegal payment, the United Nations condemned the military’s violent crackdown against anti-coup demonstrators as eight more people were reported shot dead in protests.

More than half of those murdered in Myanmar belong to Generation Z: UN human rights expert