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Myanmar’s junta ends four-year state of emergency ahead of planned elections – but top general still in charge
Myanmar’s military on Thursday ended a four-year state of emergency and formed a caretaker administration ahead of planned elections, with the junta chief holding on to all major levers of power
Myanmar Military Ends State Of Emergency After Four Years, Sets Sights On December Elections
Myanmar’s ruling military has formally ended the state of emergency in place since its 2021 coup, marking a step toward holding national elections later this year, the Indian Express reported. The military administration has also constituted an 11-member electoral body to oversee the polls, which are expected in December.
Typhoon Co-May, the eighth tropical storm to hit China this year, made landfall in the eastern province of Zhejiang on early ...
The 2021 coup, overthrew the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, and sparked the Myanmar civil war.
At least 30 people have died in Beijing, as heavy rains and flooding ravaged roads and houses in northern China. Recovery ...
Parts of Beijing and northern China are awash after heavy rains, and more than 80,000 people have been evacuated.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun . In response to a media inquiry regarding the Myanmar government's ...
Heavy rains that have soaked swaths of northern China killed four people and left eight missing on Monday, state media said, ...
The storms dropped more than 6 inches of rain on average across Beijing by midnight Tuesday, with two other towns recording ...
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