Myanmar's military regime has extended the state of emergency for another six months, marking the sixth extension since the 2021 coup. The junta, led by Min Aung Hlaing, claims the extension is necessary to restore peace and stability amid ongoing conflict with ethnic armed groups and pro-democracy forces. The state of emergency prolongs the delay of promised elections, now scheduled for 2025, citing the need to gather population data for voter lists. The military's actions have led to widespread internal displacement, with over three million people affected and millions more plunged into poverty. The international community, including the United States and the U.N., continues to call for a democratic transition and an end to violence against civilians. The coup and subsequent emergency rule have faced significant local and international opposition, with numerous calls for the military to engage with all stakeholders to resolve the crisis peacefully.