USDP
- Opinion
Few people voted in Myanmar’s junta election—and history explains why
From independence to dictatorship, participation has risen when elections mattered—and collapsed when they were staged. The 2025 vote fits the pattern.
- Interview
Advance votes and split ballots: Dr Aye Maung on how the election played out in Rakhine
The Rakhine nationalist leader discusses his decision to enter the controversial election and its outcome in his home state
- News
Chair of Myanmar military’s proxy party appeals to Russia for support against ‘terrorism’
Shortly before the Myanmar military’s loss of a major command centre, the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) leader Khin Yi called on Russia to cooperate with the regime in combating anti-regime ethnic armed groups and resistance forces
- News
Myanmar junta’s top internal affairs official visits China
Lt.-Gen. Yar Pyae may receive an award for cooperating with China in arresting and prosecuting Myanmar officials suspected of involvement in international cybercrime operations
- News
Myanmar junta arrests USDP official for alleged links to online fraud gangs
The arrest of former party executive member Myint Hlaing comes as China continues to pressure the regime to rein in criminal activities along the two countries’ shared border