Features
Support from across the world has helped local skateboarders survive the pandemic.
Down a little alley in Yangon, Aye Aung Win, 37, spends his days in his workshop perfecting the art of harp making
Of all the risks that come with prostitution in Yangon, the largest in the age of coronavirus is the lack of clients, say sex workers, who blame rising unemployment and fear of Covid-19.
In a society where a popular saying urges women to "regard her son as her master and her husband as her god", Buddhist nun Ketumala is already an outlier.
While the older generation has sought to accommodate, younger Sikhs are unwilling to accept discrimination and racial profiling as just a fact of life in Myanmar.
As the Myanmar government moves to rein in deforestation, thousands of captive elephants trained to haul logs in Myanmar may lose the care and protection they received when working.
Experts are warning that stressors brought by the pandemic—among them job losses and general uncertainty—can lead to stress, anxiety, depression and other mental health challenges.
People say intentions behind the word are innocent.
A debate has erupted over an updated Grade 10 textbook on sex education in Myanmar schools.