As Washington pursues rare earths and action against scam networks, Myanmar’s military regime is positioning itself as a convenient partner—but at what cost?
Min Aung Hlaing pledged to accept more migrants detained in Malaysia as PM Anwar defended closer engagement with Myanmar ...
A UNDP report says 68 percent of Myanmar’s population faces “multidimensional poverty” or is vulnerable to it, with war-torn ...
This week CCTV broadcast a documentary charting the lesser-known scam hubs in Shan State, while a deadly blast erupted at a ...
Myanmar’s military regime has moved to ban online sales of gold and jewelry, citing the risk of flawed products and market ...
Prime Minister Anwar’s embrace of Myanmar’s regime chief and push to repatriate migrants have raised questions about Malaysia’s humanitarian commitments and domestic politics.
Justice For Myanmar identified three Malaysian aerospace firms with Myanmar military links, including a state-owned company and another backed by government financing.
State-run CCTV celebrates high-profile extradition of kingpin She Zhijiang, even as the Myawaddy fraud economy he founded ...
Maung Myint discards labor protections in first public statement, instead threatening overseas workers with tighter ...
Nearly 1,500 Myanmar nationals have returned from Malaysian detention centers amid UN and rights group concerns over whether ...
Rights campaigners say the Myanmar National Human Rights Commission (MNHRC) has degraded into a fig leaf for the regime’s ...
Rights activists say Thursday’s talks offer Anwar a chance to ease domestic pressure over migrants while helping Myanmar’s regime leader pursue regional legitimacy.
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