Retail, trade and market activity wither amid protests and crackdown
Protesters outside foreign ministry in Tokyo call for suspension of financing
Meanwhile, junta announces another cease-fire amid concerns of slide into civil war
March PMI shows inflation and supply chain disruptions weighing on businesses
Foreign ministers' talks kick off string of visits, with Malaysia and others to follow
Deposed leader expands legal team after two months of house arrest
Lawyer allowed online meeting with detained leader says she seems in good shape
Largely unnoticed by outsiders, junta is brutalizing people at the rural edge
Washington threatens junta with removal of preferential tariffs after weekend bloodbath
Bloc's reputation at stake as key states Indonesia and Singapore step up diplomacy
On Armed Forces Day, military tactics against ethnic rebels unleashed on public
Thousands said to have already fled across border, as PM reluctantly relents
Resistance led by people in their 20s as shootings of civilians continue
Joint condemnation pushes military further into Beijing's arms
Despite show of force, army faces myriad problems it has no strategy for
Media organizations defy ban as regime curbs freedoms, cuts internet access
Old tactics of coercion and control are not working
Thailand fears COVID and financial burden; Bangladesh says it has taken enough
Residents stay home as security forces crack down on demonstrations
Military challenged on new fronts after bloody crackdown on street protests
Coup may halt urgently needed foreign investment in the power sector
After one-day trip, city-state's Balakrishnan to visit Malaysia and Indonesia next
Nikkei Asia event weighs dilemmas of international intervention amid violence
Indonesia takes regional lead again after foreign ministers' gathering on March 2
Long lines form at ATMs still open as bankers join widespread civil disobedience