Myanmar
The explosive papers leaked by whistleblower Frances Haugen offer a rare window into the social-media giant’s internal decisions.
American journalist Danny Fenster was reportedly detained at a Myanmar airport on his way back to the U.S. on Monday. His family hasn’t heard from him since.
At least two Burmese poets have been killed and a dozen arrested for peacefully protesting Myanmar military coup protests.
Activists are targeting the army with an array of apps that aim to wreck their business dealings and keep people safe on the streets.
Some hid from the military and scraped pro-democracy flags off their car windows while others worked to connect citizens to Bluetooth apps as Signal and Telegram went down.
Our new president is responding appropriately to Myanmar, while our failed insurrectionist surely sees the coup there as a reminder of the dictatorship that might have been.
The generals reclaimed control and arrested Aung San Suu Kyi and other leaders who tried—and failed—to install a democratic system in the country previously known as Burma.