News About Myanmar

As we approach Myanmar’s sham election, which junta-aligned parties will contest in the absence of any genuine democratic opposition, junta chief Min Aung Hlaing is relying on a network of international partners to sustain his rule. The regime continues to maintain strong ties with China and Russia , as well as Belarus , and a handful of sympathetic Southeast Asian nations. Notably, North Korea remains an admired ally, with Myanmar reportedly continuing to procure arms from

Date – 11 November 2025 Since the 1 February 2021 coup, a total of (7,452) people, including pro-democracy activists and civilians, have been killed by the junta and pro-military groups during the Spring Revolution. Since the coup, a total of (29,945) people have been arrested by the junta in relation to its seizure of power. (22,628) are currently in detention, (11,347) of whom are serving sentences. According to the latest information gathered and confirmed by AAPP, (77) pe

Locals say the military is stepping up air and ground assaults across Sagaing ahead of planned elections, targeting villages with no active resistance presence

Six homes in Mae Sot, Thailand were damaged during the demolition of buildings along the Burma side of the border at KK Park, a Chinese-backed cyber scam hub located in southern Myawaddy Township on Nov. 9, residents told DVB. Myawaddy is located along the Burma-Thailand border 81 miles (130 km) east of the Karen State capital Hpa-An.  The regime Ministry of Information stated on Nov. 9 that it demolished a total of 101 buildings inside KK Park’s 100 acre plot of land. Forty-

Regime media reported on Monday that at least 25 more citizens, including 22 Karen National Union (KNU) members in Thaton District – also known by the Karen as Doothahtoo District – in Mon State, have been charged under the new “Election Protection Law.”  This brings the total number of cases of alleged “election disruption” brought before regime-controlled courts to 120.  An unspecified number of People’s Defence Force (PDF) members in Sinphyukyun town of Magway Region, and

A woman was seriously injured after stepping on a landmine near Melanpharkadu village in Bilin Township, Mon State, local residents reported. The incident occurred on November 6, when Daw Thein Win, 40, from Melankyaung village, accidentally stepped on a landmine while going to collect firewood near the village. The explosion caused severe injuries to her back, arm, and hip. She was initially taken to Bilin Township Public Hospital and later transferred to Thaton District Pub