Junta

Urges the military to respect November election results and release political detainees, including leader Suu Kyi

The first trial is expected to run until the end of July, lawyer of the country's ousted leader say

ASEAN tell Myanmar coup leader to cease the use of violence, release the prisoners and engage in dialogue

“The reason of reducing protests is due to the cooperation of people who want peace, which we value”

Junta starts issuing arrest warrants for influencers, entertainers, artists and musicians

Foreign criticism and Western sanctions have failed to sway the generals, Suu Kyi remains in detention

Strike comes a day after seven-year-old girl died of bullet wounds in the city

Junta spokesman said 164 protesters had been killed in violence, expressed sadness at the deaths

Myanmar’s UN envoy says looking at ways people can be held accountable for violence following the coup

Thousands of people defied a night time curfew to take to the streets of Myanmar’s main city

"The stone age is over, we’re not scared because you threaten us"

With three protesters killed since the protest campaign began

International pressure grows to accept the results of November elections won by Suu Kyi

He will be tried in a military court and could face up to nine years in prison if found guilty

Election results show unexpected popular vote lead for pro-military party

Thailand's junta this month lifted ban on political campaigning that was in place since 2014

A new Thai party that aims to shake up politics hit back at the ruling junta on Wednesday

The controversy has touched on long-running frustration over special treatment granted to Thai officials and elites

Yingluck pulled her vanishing act shortly before a Supreme Court verdict scheduled for August 25

The charge carries up to seven years in jail and has been controversially wielded by the junta against its critics