Myanmar

Troops fire shots in the air at several places around the nation and check cars to prevent protesters from gathering

I am going to patrol the whole city tonight and I will shoot whoever I see, says a uniformed man in a tiktok video

Violence came after Myanmar’s UN envoy urged the United Nations to use “any means necessary” to stop the Feb. 1 coup

World Bank President said it was taking an “extra cautious” approach to Myanmar

Since the coup, our lives have become hopeless, our dreams have died

Malaysia sends 1,086 Myanmar nationals back in a move rights groups say could endanger the deportees’ lives

With three protesters killed since the protest campaign began

After two protesters shot dead over the weekend

Tens of thousands of people massed peacefully in the second city of Mandalay, where Saturday’s killings took place

Opponents of coup took to streets, demanding end to military rule and release of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi