Officials in Myanmar have destroyed nearly $300 million worth of illegal drugs with massive drug-burning ceremonies taking ...

While China leveraged a mix of diplomacy and subversion to secure a vital supply chain, India remained a bystander.

Myanmar officials burned $300 million worth of illegal drugs, including heroin and meth, amid rising trafficking. The UN ...

Myanmar officials destroyed over $300 million worth of illegal drugs, including opium, heroin, and methamphetamine.

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Myanmar’s junta leader said the country planned to hold elections in December and January, state media reported on Thursday, ...

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Myanmar's State Administration Council chairman Senior General Min Aung Hlaing said that the election will be held during ...

Myanmar’s junta chief said that the country plans to hold elections in December and January next year, state media reported ...

In a river of Myanmar, a “large” predator with “thick” skin swam along the riverbed in search of its next meal. Instead, ...

Nearly $300 million worth of confiscated illegal drugs were destroyed in Myanmar's major cities on Thursday to mark the ...

Myanmar has a long history of drug production and is a major source of illegal drugs bound for East and Southeast Asia.