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BBC visits Myanmar polling station as civil war rages on

Voters in Myanmar's election say the poll is taking place in a "climate of fear", the BBC's South East Asia Correspondent Jonathan Head reports.

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Myanmar votes amid civil war, junta chief down plays presidential role

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Myanmar’s military junta holds elections as civil war sparked by coup still rages

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War-torn Myanmar voting in widely criticised 'sham' election

Myanmar is going to the polls in an election widely dismissed as a sham, with major political parties dissolved, many of their leaders jailed and as much as half the country unlikely to vote because o...

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Myanmar’s Civil War Pushes Infectious Disease Over Its Borders

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Myanmar goes to the polls amid civil war and humanitarian crisis

Myanmar Elections 2025 LIVE Updates: Junta chief Min Aung Hlaing votes in first polls after military coup

Many condemned the Myanmar Elections as a “sham”, as the most popular party, the National League for Democracy, is banned from running in the election. Stay tuned to this LIVE blog for all the latest

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Myanmar to see restricted polls on Sunday as Junta claims to return to democracy after 5 years

As Myanmar stands just a few hours away from its heavily restricted polls, the junta termed the elections as a return to democracy after five years since it ousted the last elected government, that had made way to a civil war.

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Myanmar’s Election Is Derided as Fake, but the Nation’s Suffering Is All Too Real

A coup set off a brutal civil war and made a poor country poorer. Now its military rulers are seeking a veneer of legitimacy by holding elections.

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Conflict and fear sap campaign energy ahead of Myanmar election

In Mandalay city, about 600 km north of Yangon, the lack of campaigning is palpable, with no sustained canvassing for votes just days ahead of the polls, two residents say.

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Burmese war amputees get free 3D-printed prostheses, thanks to Thailand-based group

As Myanmar’s civil war leaves more survivors with limb loss, a lab in Thailand’s Mae Sot is turning to 3D printing to cut costs and streamline prosthetic production.