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Myanmar Junta Sets Elections for December 28 Despite Widespread Dissent
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Myanmar Junta has announced that it will hold the long-promised elections beginning on December 28, 2025. According to Al Jazeera report, the Union Election Commission declared on Monday, August 18, that the elections will be held in phases.
The embattled junta plans to hold elections in areas it controls starting on Dec 28. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...
The crossing at the Myawaddy bridge, which carries more than $120m worth of goods between the neighbours each month according ...
The embattled junta plans to hold elections in areas it controls starting on December 28 and has been pressing a series of ...
The country's last election in 2020 saw Aung San Suu Kyi’s party win by a landslide. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...
The military regime has unveiled plans for an election in December, which opponents have criticised as senseless amid the ...
Among prominent ultranationalists present were Khin Waing Kyi, former Upper House lawmaker for the National Democratic Force party; Win Ko Ko Latt, disciple of firebrand monk U Wirathu; and Myat Phone ...
Myanmar's military junta plans to demolish a historic cathedral and 19 Buddhist religious sites as part of its ongoing effort ...
Locals said the regime’s infantry had been carrying out attacks on the road from Nawnghkio, a town the military captured from ...
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