Polls have opened in 100 townships across the country, with the military claiming 52 percent turnout in the first round.

YANGON: Myanmar's junta said Monday that long-promised elections will start on December 28, despite a raging civil war that has put much of the country out of its control, and international monitors ...

(Reuters) — Overshadowed by civil war ‌and doubts about the credibility of the polls, voters in Myanmar were casting their ballots ‌in a general election starting on Sunday, the first since a military ...

Voters queued at polling stations in Myanmar on Sunday to vote in a controversial election the military junta says will return democratic rule, nearly five years after it seized power from an elected ...

Despite predictions of their demise, Myanmar’s generals have survived for nearly five years due to substantial support from ...

Polling expands to more townships as the military-led government presses ahead with elections despite ongoing armed conflict.

Myanmar began a second round of voting Sunday in the country's first general election since a takeover that installed a ...

Voters trickled to Myanmar's heavily restricted polls on Sunday, with the ruling junta touting the exercise as a return to democracy five years after it ousted the last elected government and ...

Hanna Yates joined Free Burma Rangers to report from conflict zones in Burma. Yates trained for months, then traveled to Thailand, Burma and Malaysia in summer 2025. Yates interviewed pro-democracy ...