Myanmar

In the Spotlight World must ‘not fall for this nonsense’ as jail sentence is cut by only six years

By The Week Staff Last updated 3 August 23

podcast Could fuels made from CO2 and hydrogen end our dependence on oil? What’s happening in Myanmar? And will energy companies pay us to use less power?

By The Week Staff Published 28 October 22

feature First executions in three decades have sparked condemnation from global leaders

By Julia O'Driscoll, The Week UK Published 28 July 22

In Depth Fighting in Yemen, Myanmar and other countries is causing hundreds of thousands of deaths

By The Week Staff Published 16 March 22

feature UN has accused ruling military of committing ‘crimes against humanity’

By Julia O'Driscoll, The Week UK Published 3 February 22

Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis from the British and international press

By The best columns Published 1 February 22

Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis from the British and international press

By The best columns Published 7 December 21

In Depth Victims in UK and US legal action claim social media giant failed to prevent incitement of violence

By The Week Staff Published 7 December 21

feature Civilian death toll rises as military battles anti-coup resistance groups

By Joe Evans Published 6 July 21

feature Children among the dead in ‘bloodiest’ crackdown since military coup

By Joe Evans Last updated 29 March 21

podcast What links monks and Myanmar’s military? Are we past peak skyscraper? And why is Turkey joining the space race?

By The Week Staff Published 12 February 21

Today's Big Question The detained civil leader fell from grace over Rohingya crisis but remains face of nation’s pro-democracy movement

By Joe Evans Published 2 February 21