Al Jazeera visits liberated area in Karen State where establishing a civil administration is the next task for fighters.

Trained and guided by ethnic armed groups, Myanmar’s volunteer fighting forces are challenging the generals’ grip.

The closely-controlled process to choose a new Senate is under scrutiny after some alleged it was unlawful.

As troops parade in Naypyidaw, questions are being asked about a military under pressure from anticoup forces.

Six months after party formed government in deal with military-backed parties, voters still hanker for change.

Three years since the military seized power, plunging Myanmar into crisis, thousands have been killed and injured.

The vehicles in which 33 people were killed and set alight in December 2021 lie rusting on the roadside.

Incoming MPs see their gender as a strength and are determined to push through the reforms Thai people voted for.

Pheu Thai and MFP should be allies but the military’s outsized election influence forces them to fight for every seat.