Nearly a dozen people have been killed in fresh crackdown on anti-coup protesters in northwestern Myanmar.

Myanmar’s ambassador to the United Kingdom (UK) says a junta-linked figure from Yangon is occupying the Myanmarese embassy and not allowing him to the diplomatic perimeters.

Myanmar’s de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi is set to face new corruption charges, as unrest continues over the recent coup d’état in the country.

The United Nations (UN)'s food agency says an unprecedented increase in food and fuel prices in Myanmar since the military coup risks undermining the ability of poor families to feed themselves.

The UN's top expert says Myanmar military is likely to be committing crimes against humanity.

The United Nations Security Council condemns the violent crackdown on peaceful protesters in Myanmar, but fails to denounce the recent military takeover in the country as a coup or to threaten further action.

Security forces in Myanmar attack a compound where railway workers opposed to the recent military coup in the country have been on strike in the largest city of Yangon, amid an escalating crackdown on protesters.

Here is the latest top stories from Press TV on March 9, 2021.

The United Nations expresses concern over safety of around 200 protesters in Myanmar's largest city.

Mass protests continue on an almost daily basis in Myanmar despite a brutal crackdown on supporters of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi.