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Images of the aftermath of a huge earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand in March were shared online as though they were images ...
Aid agencies are warning of starvation in war-torn Myanmar's Rakhine State, with the World Food Programme (WFP) making an ...
People in western Myanmar have been driven to scavenging for bamboo shoots, as humanitarian workers warn a wartime blockade ...
The magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar on 28 March 2025 caused widespread damage and over 3,800 fatalities, and also ...
These women are weaving new lives in Australia but fear for thousands struggling to survive in camps
Karen women in Australia use weaving to preserve culture and heal from trauma. However, recent international aid cuts raise ...
Homes, businesses, and religious buildings have been shuttered due to the regime’s suspicions of ties to resistance forces ...
The junta’s election commission says it will hold December polls even in towns and regions it no longer controls, including ...
The junta’s murderous repression, hare-brained economic policies, and forced subscription have drained the country of its most precious resource: its young people.
A study of March's Myanmar earthquake has found that strike-slip faults don't necessarily repeat past behavior, meaning the San Andreas fault could unleash a bigger quake than any seen before.
The passing of Myanmar’s acting president last week provides an occasion to contemplate his life and Myanmar’s future, say ...
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