Photos
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Along the Ann–Padan Road, war leaves its mark
A Myanmar Now photo essay documents a key artery scarred by war as fighting escalates along the Ann–Padan road, where the Arakan Army and allied forces are pushing deeper into Magway
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Myanmar junta’s plans to resume Myitsone project met with protest
Civil society groups have long opposed the hydropower project due to its potential to cause flooding and environmental damage and disrupt the livelihoods of people living near the project site
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Photo essay: Yangon’s port workers struggle to make ends meet amid soaring prices
The dock workers in Yangon’s ports often have few options for supporting their families as the cost of living rises besides low-paid, manual labour
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Recovery still out of reach: Life in the Sagaing Hills two months after the earthquake
Known across Myanmar and around the world as a major spiritual centre, the region is still struggling to rebuild
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Photo Essay: Hundreds rescued from Myanmar’s cybercrime syndicates as Thailand begins mass repatriation
The operation is the latest in a series of rescues, freeing hundreds from modern-day slavery and sending them home at last