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World Cup matches are being shown on a Myanmar channel co‑owned by the military. The military seized national power five years ago. The broadcaster’s ownership World Cup matches are being shown on a Myanmar channel co‑owned by the military.
The military seized national power five years ago. The broadcaster’s ownership has sparked controversy among sports fans. A segment of supporters have chosen to boycott the televised games. These fans are seeking alternative ways to
follow the tournament. The boycott reflects broader opposition to the military’s influence in media. Authorities have not publicly responded to the fan protests. Observers note the move highlights the intersection of sport and politics in Myanmar.