Myanmar to hold first general election since 2021 coup amid ongoing civil war
Summary
Myanmar's military government is planning to hold a general election in December 2025, following a coup in 2021. The election will happen in three stages, amid a civil war that has displaced millions and led to thousands of deaths. Many opposition groups have criticized the election and plan to boycott it.Key Facts
- Myanmar's military announced a general election starting on December 28, 2025.
- The election is planned in three phases, with exact dates for later phases not yet set.
- The election will occur in over 300 voting areas across Myanmar.
- Some voting areas are under rebel control due to ongoing conflict.
- Critics view the election as an attempt by the military to gain legitimacy.
- The conflict since the 2021 coup has resulted in thousands of deaths and displaced millions.
- Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy, is banned from the election.
- Many groups plan to boycott the election, questioning its credibility.
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