The newly formed body’s chair, Home Affairs Minister Tun Tun Naung, insists his regime is a victim, not a perpetrator, and is doing all it can to thwart online scammers.

The early dissolution comes amid renewed border clashes with Cambodia and sets Thailand on course for national elections in ...

Myanmar’s military regime has ordered fuel importers to repay more than 540 billion kyats (US$ 257 million) by the end of January, accusing them of dollar manipulation that cost the state billions ...

The military’s proxy USDP is campaigning vigorously on Facebook—the very platform the junta has blocked. But spokespeople have come up with ingenious excuses.

Facing a widespread election boycott, many overseas missions have extended the period for advance voting, but most expats regard the polls as a sham.

UN rights chief Volker Turk said the strike on Mrauk-U Hospital, which killed at least 33 people, could amount to a war crime.