Meanwhile, citizens across Myanmar have of course staged a silent strike in protest against the current military government highways shopping areas, and also marketplaces across Myanmar's Yangon were completely deserted during the strike.

Myanmar citizens stage silent protests

Opponents of military rule in Myanmar splashed the colour red on Wednesday, the second day of the traditional new year holiday, in the latest phase of their campaign to restore democracy.

Myanmar activists stage 'bloody' protests against military

Myanmar pro-democracy activists pledged on Tuesday to hold a series of protests this week to maintain pressure on military rulers during the country`s most important holiday of the year.

Myanmar activists vow week of protests during new year holidays

Aung San Suu Kyi, head of Myanmar's civilian government that was toppled in a military coup, asked a court on Monday to be allowed to meet her lawyers in person.

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi demands meeting with her lawyers in person

As a response to Myanmar military junta's internet shutdown, the youth in the country is running an underground newsletter that is being secretly distributed across communities.

Myanmar youths circulate underground newsletter to fight net outage

Myanmar's security forces on Friday fired rifle grenades at protesters and killed more than 80 people as per a monitoring group. As per the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) monitoring group and a domestic news outlet, the horrific killings took place near Yangon.

Myanmar security forces use rifle grenades, kill 80: Monitoring group

Protesters in Myanmar clapped together on Monday in the latest show of dissent against the military junta, as a regional bloc prepared for talks on the crisis that has killed nearly 600 people.

Myanmar protesters clap to denounce junta as region focuses on crisis

Ten days after seizing power in Myanmar, the generals issued their first command to journalists: Stop using the words “coup,” “regime” and “junta” to describe the military’s takeover of the government.

Myanmar soldiers, aiming to silence protests, target journalists

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

Aung San Suu Kyi, the deposed leader of Myanmar is reportedly in good health after a military coup ousted her administration on February 1. Until now, no details about her well being were made available to the public.

Myanmar's deposed leader Suu Kyi is healthy, claims lawyer

More than 500 people have been killed in the Myanmar junta's brutal crackdown on protests against its coup to oust civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi

More than 500 protesters killed since military coup in Myanmar

It's been nearly two months since the military coup in Myanmar and the situation remains tense. Pro-democracy protesters continue to clash with security forces that are showing little restraint in their crackdown.

Myanmar: Western measures have had little effect on military junta

In an unimaginable act of cruelty, Myanmar security forces on Sunday opened fire at a funeral, witnesses said. This comes just a day after security forces killed 114 protesters.

Myanmar: Security forces open fire at a funeral

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

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

Protests in Myanmar continue unabated against military rule. On Saturday night, demonstrators opted for a more benign route - hosting candle-lit protests across the country.

Protesters in Myanmar hold night rallies as death toll touches 250

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

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

Myanmar's military slapped more charges against Aung San Suu Kyi as the state-controlled television reported that a prominent businessman had claimed to give the ousted leader about $550,000 in illegal payments in 2019 and 2020 when she was still the state counsellor.

Aung San Suu Kyi faces new charges amid anti-military protests in Myanmar

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

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

According to the United Nations, at least 138 people have been killed so far in Myanmar's anti-coup protests against the military since February 1. Watch: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres office said the deaths include 38 people who were killed on Sunday, the majority in the Hlaing Thayer area of Yangon, while 18 people were killed on Saturday.

138 killed in Myanmar's anti-coup protests since February 1: UN