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Videos show young soldiers brandishing their weapons, threatening protesters and performing dances
At least 38 die in bloodiest day since military coup overthrew Aung San Suu Kyi’s government
A month after the military seized power, the situation in the country is deteriorating
Directive comes as police and soldiers fire live ammunition at crowds, leaving 18 dead.
Jailed leader’s supporters seek official recognition from US, UK and UN after military coup
GameStop shares doubled in heavy volume in the final 90 minutes of trading on Wednesday
Lenders struggle to perform basic tasks while staff join mass demonstrations against junta
In the shadow of US-China rivalry, the country is caught in a confrontation between the junta and a pro-democracy campaign
Kirin pulled out of military-linked beer deal but for others, it’s business as usual
Thousands hold rallies across the country even as junta steps up verbal attacks on demonstrators
Violence marks deadliest single day since military seized power in coup earlier this month
Activists allege Beijing setting up ‘great firewall’ and call for boycott of Chinese products
Telenor says legislation proposed by junta should not be implemented
Banks closed as workers strike in protest against coup and Aung San Suu Kyi’s arrest
Military escalates crackdown as residents set up neighbourhood groups to warn of intrusions
The military coup and arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi have unleashed forces beyond the army’s control
Junta releases 23,000 inmates as protests continue in cities across country
Proposed law would give authorities sweeping powers to control the internet as protests continue
US president faces early test of pledge to put human rights at centre of foreign policy
Cutting ties carries wider risk of pushing south-east Asian country into Chinese embrace
Thousands of people mass in cities across country in fourth day of demonstrations
Demonstrations continue in Yangon and other cities as internet service partially restored
Coup against Aung San Suu Kyi’s government puts country back on perilous path
Japanese group’s joint ventures became untenable following army’s seizure of power
Public protests were being organised on crucial portal for information in the country
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