Military

Reports of police firing into air at Yangon protest as generals who led the February 1 coup face more sanctions from UK.

Calls are growing for sanctions on the military’s vast business empire after the February 1 coup.

US move follows military’s use of force against peaceful protests over the weekend that left two dead.

The kingdom said in 2019 it would allow women to leave the country without permission from a male relative.

Tens of thousands rally across Myanmar as part of general strike against the coup despite warnings from the military.

Security forces in Mandalay are using increasingly violent and lethal methods to snuff out anti-coup protests.

Myanmar’s military is battling a civil disobedience movement that is growing online. Plus, Britain’s digital divide.

Despite misgivings about Aung San Suu Kyi’s commitment to autonomy, ethnic groups stress the need to save democracy.

First death among opponents of the February 1 military coup likely to become a rallying cry for protesters.

Arrests stepped up as protesters pour onto streets in opposition to the coup and civil servants go on strike.

Six remaining personnel leaving in May ending what PM Ardern describes as nation’s ‘longest-running’ deployment.

US defence secretary to meet in Brussels with NATO counterparts to discuss alliance’s future, situation in Afghanistan.

Exercises include shooting at sea and air targets and liberating hijacked ships, as well as anti-piracy operations.

Military insists fraud in November polls without offering proof as it accuses protesters of inciting violence.