Basic services have yet to be restored to the areas of Myanmar worst hit by a huge earthquake three weeks ago, and emergency workers recovering bodies and clearing debris are contending with regular aftershocks and lack of resources, humanitarian servi...

The head of Myanmar’s military government has granted amnesty to around 4,900 prisoners to mark the country's traditional new year, but it wasn’t immediately clear how many were political detainees locked up for opposing army rule

The death toll from last week's 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar rose to 3,085 people as of Thursday morning, according to the country's military government.

Another 4,521 people were injured, Gen. Min Aung Hlaing reportedly said.

As U.S. experts head to Myanmar to assist in recovery from the Southeast Asia earthquake, teams from China are filling the void.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with International Rescue Committee Director Mohamed Riyas about Myanmar’s critical needs after last week's earthquake and what humanitarian challenges will remain.

Even Bangkok, some 600 miles from the epicenter, saw damage from the powerful earthquake.

The death toll rising to over 1,000 after the 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar and Thailand.

ABC News foreign correspondent Britt Clennett delivers the latest on the deadly earthquake that struck Myanmar and Thailand from the scene of a terrifying building collapse.

An earthquake with a 7.7 magnitude has rocked Southeast Asia on Friday, according to the United States Geological Survey.

The U.S. government has determined the attacks by Myanmar's military against the Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority, constituted genocide and crimes against humanity.

American Journalist Danny Fenster, who was sentenced to 11 years of hard labor in Myanmar, has been released from prison.

Anti-coup demonstrators in Myanmar painted eggs with protest slogans, in what they're calling the "Easter Egg Strike."

At least 43 children have been reportedly killed by armed forces in Myanmar in the two months since the military junta seized power, according to Save the Children.

Aung San Suu Kyi's court appearance came after a weekend of the deadliest violence that Myanmar has seen since the army seized power on Feb. 1.

The United States has ordered some American diplomats and their loved ones to evacuate Myanmar amid escalating violence two months after the military junta seized power.

More than 100 people are believed to have been killed in the last week, several of which were children.

Citizens of the Southeast Asian country have been protesting for weeks following their outrage after last month’s military coup.

At least 18 people were reportedly killed in a single day as authorities are allegedly using live rounds against protesters.

“They are determined to kill as many people as possible,” a United Nations envoy said.

Authorities killed at least 18 people during peaceful protests over the weekend.

At least 149 people have been killed since Feb. 1 in Myanmar in a bloody crackdown by security forces against peaceful protesters, the United Nations said.