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The Myanmar government lifted the martial law imposed in the Kokang region of the State of Shan as order has been restored, according to an order of the country’s Presidential Office.

Myanmar’s Union Parliament reopened its 13th regular session in the capital of Nay Pyi Taw on November 16, one week after the general election.

Myanmar's opposition party National League for Democracy (NLD), led by Aung San Suu Kyi, won 880 out of a total 1,139 parliamentary seats in the election, equivalent to 77.3 percent of votes.

Myanmar’s Union Election Commission (UEC) on November 13 announced the opposition National League for Democracy (NLD) of Aung San Suu Kyi has secured the majority needed to form a government.

Myanmar’s Union Election Commission on November 12 announced that the National League for Democracy (NLD) won 605 seats at three levels in the country’s parliament.

Myanmar’s Government on November 11 pledged to cooperate with all parties to ensure peace and stability after the elections.

The Myanmar's Union Election Commission on November 11 announced that leader of the opposition National League for Democracy, San Suu Kyi, won the November 8 election and a seat in the Parliament.

Myanmar’s rice export fetched 185.84 million USD in the first half of the fiscal year 2015, down 60 million USD from the same period last year.

Myanmar’s open election in 25 years went smoothly with 80 percent of voters casting their ballots.

A historic national election saw participation from 32 million of Myanmar’s voters on November 8.

Myanmar’s President U Thein Sein on November 6 pledged to respect the outcomes of the country’s general election, which is slated for November 8.

The Myanmar government on November 6 placed Yangon region under high security alert on the threshold of the landmark general elections scheduled for November 8.

A total of 10,500 domestic and international observers will monitor the upcoming general election in Myanmar on November 8, the country’s Union Election Commission (UEC) said on November 3.

Myanmar has closed all border ports and checkpoints along Moei river opposite to Mae Sot, Phop Phra, Mae Ramat and Tha Song Yang districts in Thailand’s Tak province.