The Latest Breaking News from Burma

A hundred years ago, Burma was practically isolated from India with regard to telegraphic communication as a result of a severe storm in the bay

It has been three years since Hindu migrants from Bangladesh and Burma celebrated the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), many hoping to get citizenship rights in India. The community remains disappointed now, as the stage is set for Karnataka to vote in the Assembly elections on May 10, but a…

Lady Pamela – whose father, the 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma was Prince Philip's uncle – attended the Queen's wedding in 1947 when she was eight and her funeral in a wheelchair last September

US Treasury Department sanctioned two people and six entities linked to military regime’s atrocities, air campaigns.

A sobering tale of wasted lives and Britain’s shocking treatment of its African soldiers during the second world war

Is Turkey’s recent spelling change about being more authentically Turkish? Or is there more to the story?

The medal was awarded posthumously to Squadron Leader Arthur Scarf, who was killed after leading a daring raid on enemy Japanese forces in Burma in 1941

A South Australian businessman digs into why prisoners from his region died at a far higher rate at the hands of their Japanese captors and discovers little-known tales in the process.

The only other Security Council resolution on Myanmar was in 1948, which recommended then-Burma’s entry to world body.

Declan Stokle had to take shelter in the jungle as jets dropped bombs close to the clinic where he was volunteering

WWII hero James Fenton was devastated by the death of the Queen, just months after she sent him a celebratory birthday card when he turned 100 in April