Jan 30 (Reuters) - Myanmar's military-backed party has completed a sweeping victory in the country's ‌three-phase ​general election, state media said, cementing an outcome ‌long expected after a ...
Myanmar’s Union and Solidarity Party wins majority in general election amid civil war, with critics calling the process a move to entrench military rule.
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Myanmar's military-backed party has secured a decisive victory in the general election. The Union and Solidarity Party dominated legislative chambers. This outcome follows a tightly controlled process ...
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The United Nations, rights groups and the UK have denounced the polls as a sham exercise to perpetuate the military's hold.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations refused to recognise Myanmar’s recently concluded election after a military-backed party claimed a sweeping victory.
Human rights groups and some western countries have denounced the election, the first held since the 2021 coup, describing it as neither free nor fair ...