Today’s headlines: the Burmese junta extends the ceasefire due to the earthquake (so far never respected); In Turkey, popular support grows for Imamoglu in a hypothetical two-man race again ...

US targets Burma's Karen National Army for running scam compounds using trafficked labor in illegal gambling and online fraud.

Among the 40, six individuals had been serving jail sentences in Bangladesh for crimes such as drug trafficking and murder after illegally crossing the border ...

Win Naing Oo was amnestied following his arrest in August 2021, but was then handed a five-year sentence on terror charges ...

National Security Advisor Khalilur Rahman has dismissed Myanmar’s objections to Bangladesh’s communication with the Arakan ...

The regime claims its ceasefire is helping recovery from the March 28 earthquake while boosting Myanmar’s peace and stability.

The Thai military in Kanchanaburi is monitoring ongoing clashes between anti-junta forces and Myanmar military troops in ...

The junta is using the earthquake response to stage legitimacy; the international community must stop playing along.

Burmese academic Sophia Htwe spent hours desperately trying to call home from Australia after the 7.7 magnitude earthquake ...

Myanmar's junta has extended a temporary ceasefire to May 31 to support reconstruction efforts following a massive earthquake ...

Washington says Karen National Army and its chief lease land to organised crime gangs and run highly lucrative ‘scam ...

The Karen National Army and its leader Saw Chit Thu have been described as “key enablers” of the region’s online fraud ...