Thingyan festival begins in silence and sorrow as quake survivors face loss, heat, and hardship amid ruined cities and shattered homes.

How the junta and dictator Min Aung Hlaing are leveraging the earthquake recovery period to legitimize brutal military rule.

Also this week, the military regime ordered smashed ministries to reopen, bombed civilian disaster zones, pressed ahead with ...

A construction company owned by Aung Pyae Sone is said to be among those that will take part in his father Min Aung Hlaing’s ...

The civilian National Unity Government’s Human Rights Ministry estimated that the regime conducted 92 shelling attacks and ...

An eyewitness account from an Irrawaddy reporter who traveled in and around Mandalay on the day of the March 28 quake and the ...

Despite its ceasefire, junta airstrikes and shelling have killed over 100 people in less than two weeks since the March 28 ...

Junta boss Min Aung Hlaing told a cabinet meeting on Saturday that compensation of 1 million kyats will be paid to the ...

It’s the ‘Mandalay earthquake’ insist Myanmar’s nervous generals, for whom the word ‘Sagaing’ has ominous undertones in the ...

The National Unity Consultative Council reported that in the first five days after the quake, the regime launched 32 ...

The civilian National Unity Government says the regime has not paused its shelling and airstrikes, although it declared a ...

The alliance launched Operation Chin Brotherhood on Nov. 9 last year with simultaneous attacks on Mindat and Falam. By ...