Myanmar junta chief says election to be held by Jan.
Myanmar Junta Boss Says Polls to be Held in December at Earliest
Myanmar’s long-promised general elections will take place in December or January next year at the earliest, junta chief Min Aung Hlaing said at a state-level meeting in Minsk, the latest effort by the military government to retain power and earn legitimacy.
More than 40,000 migrant workers have been trapped in Myanmar since January, when the military regime banned civilians ...
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin hailed expanding ties with ally Myanmar at talks with its military junta chief on Tuesday ...
"The bombing caused damage to the building, but no injuries. We thank God that we are safe, although people here are fighting ...
The vote would be ‘free and fair’ he said during a state visit to Belarus, inviting the eastern European country to observe ...
On Thursday, the junta military carried out bombings near the Kyaukphyu economic zone, reducing more than 200 homes to ashes.
Sitting in a dimly-lit bamboo shelter in the world’s largest refugee camp, Rohingya Muslims like Azizur Rehman could be ...
Myanmar’s military and the Arakan Army have both been carrying out relentless attacks near the two centres, which are among ...
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