Military Coup
- News
Locals blame junta official’s security team for Myingan shooting death of infant
Eyewitnesses accuse the armed guards stationed outside the home of local junta-appointed administrator of shooting a 29-year-old man, his baby daughter, and a passerby
- News
Myanmar junta chief named head of ‘caretaker government’, pledges election in two years
Critics of the regime say the move is both a sign of its weakness and evidence of its determination to hold onto power
- In-Depth
In the shadow of an uprising, Kalay battles another scourge
Deaths from Covid-19 are rising fast in a town that is still reeling from brutal crackdowns on the anti-coup movement
- News
The revolution is ours
It is women—teachers, factory workers, nurses, lawyers—who are again guiding people out of the darkness of military rule, Esther Wah writes
- Education
Myanmar schools reopen without students
The academic year opens to empty classrooms and unexplained explosions in Sagaing, armed soldiers stationed outside schools in Yangon, and tanks on the streets of Mandalay
