Four years after Myanmar’s military coup, the fate of Aung San Suu Kyi has become disturbingly unclear. In a rare and emotional statement, her son says he has no verifiable information about her condition — and fears she may already be dead. Suu Kyi, now 80, is serving a 27-year sentence after closed-door trials. She has not been seen, heard from, or independently verified since her detention began in 2021. No family visits. No diplomats. No doctors. No proof of life. This video explains: Why Su

Jets from the Myanmar’s junta dropped two bombs on a hospital compound in Rakhine State, killing dozens, according to aid workers and rebel forces, in what witnesses called a deliberate attack on civilians. https://nyti.ms/4rTR409 | The New York Times