Myanmar quake victims brace for worsening weather as rain lashes makeshift shelters and hinders relief operations.

The March 28 quake reduced much of the regime’s capital to rubble, exposing the rotten foundations of military rule.

Targets of countrywide aerial attacks included monasteries where people gathered over the festive period, with monks and novices among the dead and injured.

Anwar to meet Min Aung Hlaing in Bangkok, pushing for quake relief access and ceasefire extension beyond April 22.

As the Myanmar junta’s brutal war against its own people rages on—and as the country reels from the devastating earthquake that has deepened its humanitarian crisis—recent moves by regional actors, ...

How the junta and dictator Min Aung Hlaing are leveraging the earthquake recovery period to legitimize brutal military rule.

Thingyan festival begins in silence and sorrow as quake survivors face loss, heat, and hardship amid ruined cities and ...

Last week’s earthquake only compounds Myanmar’s decades-long disaster of misrule by corrupt and brutal generals.

Despite its ceasefire, junta airstrikes and shelling have killed over 100 people in less than two weeks since the March 28 ...

Also this week, the military regime ordered smashed ministries to reopen, bombed civilian disaster zones, pressed ahead with ...

Despite a news blackout about damage to military facilities in the junta’s heartland, simple arithmetic suggests that the ...

The death toll from the powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28 has risen to 3,514 with 4,809 injured as of ...