Topic: Min Aung Hlaing

Five anti-junta protesters in Myanmar died when a military vehicle rammed into them on Sunday morning.

American journalist Danny Fenster, who was sentenced last week to 11 years in prison, was freed on Monday with help from former U.S. diplomat Bill Richardson and will return soon to the United States.

On the anniversary of the election last year later overturned in a military coup, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday called on Myanmar's junta to return the country to a path to "genuine democracy."

The military government of Myanmar said it has released hundreds of political prisoners who opposed the February takeover and plans to release thousands more.

A group of bipartisan lawmakers has introduced legislation to punish those responsible for the Myanmar military junta's February coup and subsequent crackdown on civilians.

The military junta of Myanmar on Thursday formally charged Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the country's detained civilian leader, with corruption along with three other officials ousted in the February coup.

The United Nations says about 100,000 people in Myanmar's Kayah State have fled because of deteriorating security in the country, which has now been under military control for more than four months.

Myanmar's border states, home to large ethnic minority populations, have seen a rise in violence by the country's military junta in recent weeks and are facing a dire humanitarian crisis, activists said Friday.

Southeast Asian leaders said Saturday that they have reached an agreement to end violence in Myanmar after meeting with the military junta chief.

Thailand could be preparing for an influx of refugees from Myanmar as Myanmar's military crackdown claims more casualties, including a record 100 people who died Saturday.