Scientists say man-made climate change is making weather patterns more intense.

We delve into the prosecution faced by the Rohingya minority in Myanmar, and the treacherous journey many make across the Andaman Sea in search of asylum and a better life. We speak with Michelle Cicic, head of the regional office for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO) in south-southeast Asia Pacific, as well as Lilianne Fan and Hassan bin Roshid from the Geutanyoë Foundation.

The ousted leader, who has been in detention since 2021, had been sentenced to 33 years in jail for a number of charges.

A source from another political party said Suu Kyi had been moved to a VIP compound in Naypyidaw.

Cyclone Mocha is the biggest storm to hit the Bay of Bengal in more than a decade.

The death toll from the strike on the remote Kanbalu township in the central Sagaing region remains unclear.

The Nobel laureate is now facing more than three decades behind bars.

Suu Kyi has been a prisoner since the army toppled her government almost two years ago.

At least 15 children from the same school are still missing.

Myanmar has been ruled by a military junta since a coup triggered mass peaceful protests nationwide.

Journalists have been barred from proceedings in the military-built capital Naypyidaw.

She has already been sentenced to six years imprisonment in other cases and faces ten more corruption charges.

The army seized power and arrested Ms Suu Kyi in February last year.

Opponents of military rule in the country have called for a “Silent Strike” aimed at emptying the streets of Myanmar’s cities and towns.

UN investigators are working to substantiate who may be responsible for any crimes committed

The country has been in turmoil since February when generals deposed the civilian government.

Photos of the attack have spread on social media in Myanmar, fuelling outrage against the military.

The ousted leader is accused of illegally importing and possessing walkie-talkies.

The disaster struck at a mine close to the Chinese border.

Soldiers are alleged to have rounded up and killed 11 civilians whose charred bodies were later discovered by fellow villagers.

The ruling is the first in a series of cases brought against the 76-year-old since the army seized power on 1 February.

Allegations of electoral fraud were the main reason cited by the military for its 1 February seizure of power.

The army seized power in February from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, but has failed to quell the widespread resistance.

Christine Schraner Burgener said fighting between the ruling army and different factions was increasing across the country.

The country has been in turmoil since the army ousted the civilian leader in February.

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate is being charged with accepting illegal payments of cash and gold, among other charges.

Security forces ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a 1 February coup.

The US wants the UN to issue a resolution to pressure the military junta to restore democracy.

Protests against the 1 February coup that ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi are still ongoing.

Meanwhile, the UN Security Council has strongly condemned the use of violence against peaceful protesters.

World powers have ramped up their condemnation of the military’s campaign against the anti-coup movement.

A UN human rights expert has accused the junta of committing “mass murder”.

At least 90 people were killed by security forces yesterday.

The junta warned there could be further deaths if resistance continues.

Video recorded in Mandalay showed a motorcyclist apparently being shot off his motorbike by police on an empty street.

The military crackdown in Myanmar has forced scores of refugees over the border into India.

The UN has condemned the “continuing bloodshed” in Myanmar.

Earlier, the civilian leader of Myanmar’s government vowed a ‘revolution’ against the junta.

More than 70 people are believed to have been killed during the clashes.