- Business
Civilians feel the pinch as conflict hits Myanmar’s border trade with China
The impact of Operation 1027 is being felt throughout Myanmar’s economy, and could be decisive in determining the country’s political future
- News
Myanmar junta must face international court for atrocity crimes, say human rights experts
As the ICC’s governing body meets in New York, rights advocates call for the establishment of a separate International Criminal Tribunal for Myanmar’s military regime
- Analysis
As Myanmar junta loses its grip over border, its ties with China also show signs of slipping
A string of stunning losses in northern Shan State has the regime and its chief international backer reevaluating their relationship
- Myanmar
Anti-regime forces promise freedom for trafficking victims as they move closer to taking Laukkai
The MNDAA says it has already liberated dozens forced to work in scam centres in territory recently retaken from junta control
- World
Canada sanctions Myanmar entity enabling junta surveillance while Norwegian firm eludes accountability
In selling its Myanmar subsidiary to a regime-connected conglomerate, the Norwegian phone service provider Telenor allegedly compromised sensitive data on millions of subscribers, potentially exposing them to targeted persecution
