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

A block on mobile data networks across Myanmar on Monday scuppered a scheduled video court appearance by ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi, as protesters returned to the streets after the bloodiest day since the military coup six weeks ago.

Suu Kyi's court hearing postponed over Myanmar internet block

At least 18 anti-coup protesters were killed on Sunday that proved to be one of the deadliest days since the protests began. More than 80 have been killed after Myanmar military's crackdown so far.

Myanmar protest: Death toll on Sunday climbs to 18

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

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

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

Spare the children, shoot me instead, Myanmar nun pleads with junta forces

Another party member of Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) died in custody on Tuesday as the police continued its crackdown in the country.

Another Aung San Suu Kyi's party leader dies amid protests in Myanmar

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

Since the military coup in Myanmar taken over the leadership of the nation, over 60 protesters have been killed and 1900 protesters detained in the demonstrations.

Myanmar protests: Over 60 protesters have been killed, 1900 arrested

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 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?

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

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Electricity supply was cut across many areas of Myanmar on Friday because of a "system breakdown", according to multiple government agencies. People started posting on Twitter and Facebook about the widespread blackouts across commercial hub Yangon at around 1:30 pm local time (0600 GMT).

Myanmar hit with nationwide electricity outage; one protester killed in protests

The Myanmar junta's brutal tactics against the peaceful protesters continued on Wednesday as the United Nations said that at least 38 people died on Wednesday, taking the total death toll to 50.

Morning news brief: Myanmar police violence, SpaceX rocket, and more

Ma Kyal Sin loved taekwondo, spicy food and a good red lipstick. She adopted the English name Angel, and her father hugged her goodbye when she went out on the streets of Mandalay, in central Myanmar, to join the crowds peacefully protesting the recent seizure of power by the military.

‘She is a hero’: In Myanmar’s protests, women are on the front lines

International criticism against Myanmar military junta got fiercer on a day that was the bloodiest so far amid pro-democracy protests in the country. United Nations said that at least 38 deaths occurred on Wednesday ( March 3).

US condemns 'brutal violence' by Myanmar military after 38 deaths in clashes

Military coup protests in Myanmar has seen their deadliest day with 38 deaths reported. Myanmar police have also stepped up from immediate action and crackdown. The total number of fatalities in protests has risen to 50 till now.

Myanmar Update: At least 38 killed in the deadliest day of protests

Protests rage in Myanmar on a day 38 die

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

A month ago Myanmar was gripped by a forced military takeover since then the country is stuck in the middle of a political crisis and chaos. WION brings a report on major developments which took place in Myanmar in the past month.

Myanmar: One month since military control

As the Myanmar military continued its crackdown, the Italian and German governments on Monday summoned Myanmar's ambassador over the violence in the country and expressed their condemnation.

Italy, Germany summon Myanmar envoy over protest crackdown

International pressure on Myanmar is growing. The United Nations Human Rights office has condemned Myanmar Junta's violent crackdown on the demonstrators.

UN condemns Myanmar junta's violent crackdown on demonstrators

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