Latest from Myanmar (Burma)

Myanmar crisis: Police raid hospitals, universities

Hundreds of arrests amid sounds of gunfire as a coalition of labour unions calls a strike.

Dying for democracy: Myanmar forces kill 33 protesters

Highest daily death toll since the February 1 military takeover and arrest of leader.

Photos from Myanmar: A street-level view of coup protests

New York Times: "Our country has become lawless since the coup."

Myanmar protesters return to streets

Tear gas fired at those defying security forces, who killed at least 18 the day before.

Myanmar security forces open fire, 18 killed

Mass arrests attempt to break up protests against the military's seizure of power.

Myanmar: She's fighting an army that took her father

A generation that grew up under military rule is fighting to grow out of it

Sinister truth about mystery China flights

Unregistered planes have been carrying unknown goods and people between China and Myanmar.

'Universal outrage': Chilling image reveals nation's lie

Unsettling image, historic show of resistance exposes a barefaced lie of nation in chaos.

Mass anti-coup protests in Myanmar

Cars abandoned in streets in attempts to restrict military response to demonstrations.

Democracy hero? Military foil? Myanmar's leader ends up as neither

New York Times: Suu Kyi could not protect her people, nor could she placate the generals.

Insane moment PE teacher accidentally films military coup

Fitness video unwittingly captures the moment the army was on its way to stage a coup.

Aung San Suu Kyi: Rise and fall of Myanmar's revolutionary hero

The champion of democracy has stained her legacy with the campaign against the Rohingya.

Myanmar's coup, explained

New York Times: The coup returns the country to full military rule. Here is what we know.

Biden threatens Myanmar with sanctions

The US democracy promotion project backslides into a military overthrow.

'We were bulletproof': As child soldiers grow up, legacy of war lingers

New York Times: With their family resettled in NZ, they're left to battle trauma in exile.

'Kill all you see': In a first, Myanmar soldiers tell of Rohingya slaughter

New York Times: Testimony supports accusations of attempt to eradicate ethnic minority.

A turtle with a permanent smile was brought back from extinction

New York Times: The turtle with the goofy grin has cause for celebration.

Landslide at Myanmar jade mine kills at least 123 people

Death toll is the worst in a series of deadly accidents at such sites in recent years.