Myanmar is ​heavily reliant on refined fuel imports from Singapore and Malaysia, which serve as regional processing hubs ​for ...

Myanmar's junta introduces fuel rationing for private vehicles amid West Asia shipping disruptions, warning against hoarding and price inflation.

The military ruler of Myanmar, Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, is expected to seek a civilian post to add a veneer of legitimacy after sham elections.

Myanmar’s military government said it will impose alternating driving days for private vehicles starting Saturday, as it moves to conserve fuel supplies strained by turmoil in the Middle East. Under ...

Activists and armed groups fighting the junta have been labelled ‘terrorist’ outfits, and punished with life prison terms and possible death sentences.

A raft of political prisoners were freed after being convicted under the scattergun law of “harboring or financing” terrorists, but senior democratic figures remain in jail.

The release is designed to reinforce the legitimacy of the incoming “civilian” administration and communicate signals of reform to foreign governments.

India supports a Myanmar-led peace process for lasting stability, highlights Jaishankar at the Sarsobeikman Literary Centre ...

Myanmar state media announced that the acting president of the military junta in power granted amnesty to more than 10,000 prisoners to commemorate a national holiday, also marking the 64th ...

Myanmar's military junta granted amnesty on Monday to more than 7,000 prisoners convicted of financing, sheltering or ...

Snaking queues of vehicles waited in Myanmar for shrivelling petrol supplies on Wednesday, with some gas stations shuttered ...

Thai commander arrives for talks on expanding military ties, one day after an airstrike on a market in Rakhine State killed ...