Myanmar’s junta chief announces election by Jan. 2026
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.
Myanmar junta announces elections by early 2026 amid raging civil war, but doubts persist
The army takeover from Aung San Suu Kyi’s elected government in February 2021 has been met with widespread popular opposition, triggering armed resistances, and large parts of the country are embroiled in conflict.
Head of Myanmar's military junta Min Aung Hlaing, who arrived in Minsk on March 7 and met with Aliaksandr Lukashenka, ...
More than 40,000 migrant workers have been trapped in Myanmar since January, when the military regime banned civilians ...
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 ...
Min Aung Hlaing says observers from dictatorial Russia and Belarus will oversee an election he is promising in Myanmar.
Four years on, the United Nations has said Myanmar is mired in a "polycrisis" of mutually compounding conflict, poverty and environmental damage ...
The victims were mostly elderly villagers who had been shot dead after being detained by junta troops, sources said ...
Bishop, a former Australian foreign minister, was appointed UN special envoy on Myanmar in April 2024 following almost three years of civil war sparked by the 2021 military coup. She has made little ...
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