Myanmar’s pro-military party won detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s former parliamentary seat in junta-run elections. The military deposed and detained Suu Kyi in a 2021 coup, claiming she secured a landslide election win over pro-military parties the previous year by means of massive voter fraud.

There was no sign that the prisoner release would include former leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who was ousted in the military takeover in 2021.

Myanmar's pro-military party claims victory in Aung San Suu Kyi's seat amid controversial junta-run elections.

Defense Services Technological Academy Commandant Brig-Gen Aung Htay has been reassigned as DSA chief and is replaced by the commander of the Pakokku-based 101st Light Infantry Division, Brig-Gen Zaw Min Htet. Brig-Gen Thant Lwin Soe, who previously headed No. 18 Military Operations Command, in turn replaces him as 101st LID chief.

Myanmar’s junta-led election is not free or fair. Yet despite banned opposition, mass displacement, and severe repression, the staged poll is already granting the military dangerous international

Voter turnout hits record lows in the first round of Myanmar's military-backed election, with the USDP claiming a predicted victory. Analysts dismiss the process as rigged ahead of the second round of voting on Jan.

Violence in post-coup Myanmar has escalated as anti-junta “self-defence” forces step up to take on the military, a report said yesterday, warning of an “enormous” human cost if the regime uses its full power in subsequent crackdowns.