Myanmar’s military leader Min Aung Hlaing said in his first televised address since the coup that the new military gov't will hold elections and hand over power to the winner ⬇️
Foreign firms with investments in Myanmar have come under increased scrutiny since the coup on February 1. aje.io/6nu7d
Police in Myanmar's capital Naypyidaw have reportedly fired warning shots into the air to disperse mass demonstrations against last week's military coup.
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern says her government will suspend all high-level political and military contact with Myanmar following last week's military coup 👇
The Myanmar anti-coup protesters defying the crackdown — in pictures aje.io/h97q4
Myanmar military's raid on the NLD headquarters followed the fourth day of protests across the country, which left two hospitalised.
This is the moment police in Myanmar fired water cannon at anti-coup protesters as tens of thousands marched for a third consecutive day against the military takeover ⬇️
“[Myanmar] police are closer than the military” to Aung San Suu Kyi and would be more “likely to stand with protesters” than soldiers, says political analyst Khin Zaw Win. aje.io/pd2n7
Myanmar’s military ruler says the military will hold a new election & transfer power to the winner amid anti-coup protests aje.io/2rvkg
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Since the start of the year, widescale anti-lockdown demonstrations leading to arrests have taken place in cities across Europe, North America and the Middle East.
What’s driving these COVID-19 lockdown protests? 👉 aje.io/r78j3
"It is temporary until we figure out these issues."
South Africa suspends AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout after data showed it offered reduced protection against the variant first identified in the country.
10 years ago, the Arab world changed forever. Here’s a look back at the first year of the Arab Spring as it unfolded - one tweet at a time - on Al Jazeera's Twitter accounts aje.io/bm24s
We first tweeted about Tunisia's uprising in December 2010 after Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire and triggered protests and calls for the end of Ben Ali's authoritarian rule.
Here's how Tunisia's revolution unfolded on our Twitter accounts: aje.io/v8864
Following the events in Tunisia, Egyptians began protesting against Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.
Using social media, they were able to broadcast their struggle to the world and challenge the government's narrative. Egypt's 18-day revolution in tweets: aje.io/v8864