Civilian Beaten By Burma Army Soldiers In Kyaukme Township
A civilian in northern Shan State was beaten by Tatmadaw soldiers, who arrived in the man's village after the other residents fled clashes. Sai Tun...
Shan Language Will Not Be Added to State Parliament Sign, Speaker Says
The speaker of the Shan State parliament shot down a question about whether the ethnic Shan language could be added to the sign outside...
Shan State Parliament Speaker Dismisses Question About Armed Conflict
The speaker of Shan State’s parliament has said that the legislature is not the place to discuss an inquiry about clashes between the Burma...
Burma Army Fires Artillery Shell Into Kyaukme Village, Killing Civilian
An artillery shell fired by the Burma Army into Pankyan village in northern Shan State’s Kyaukme Township on Monday, killing a man and injuring...
Govt Won’t Open Friendship Bridge In Tachilek
The Tachilek government announced the Friendship Bridge-1 connecting Burma to Thailand will remain closed. Burmese officials met with their Thai counterparts this Tuesday (June 23)...
Burma Receives 187 Returnees From Thailand
Burma accepted 187 citizens back into the country who crossed the Friendship Bridge-2 last week from Mae Sai, in Thailand, to Tachilek in southern...
Shan Want Market’s Name Restored
Some Lashio residents are furious after the name of a market was changed from a Shan name to a Burmese one. The Lashio Municipal Committee...
Covid-19 Patient Discharged From Taunggyi Hospital
A man who contracted the novel coronavirus and was treated at a hospital in Shan State has recovered this week. Burma's Case 230 was discharged...
Hundreds Flee Standoff Between RCSS/SSA & TNLA
More than two hundred have fled their homes in northern Shan State after tensions simmered between ethnic armed organizations that have clashed over the...
Burma Army Soldiers Plant Trees on Confiscated Farmland in Namzang
Burma Army troops have planted eucalyptus trees on farmland confiscated by the military in Namzang Township, southern Shan State, angering farmers who demand it...
