Myanmar's Suu Kyi faces 26-year jail term after latest convictions

Myanmar's ousted leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, was convicted by a military-ruled court of two more corruption charges Wednesday, per Bloomberg.

The big picture: Since the military overthrew the government in a 2021 coup, the Nobel laureate has been convicted of a series of charges widely denounced as politically motivated. Wednesday's two concurrent three-year sentences take her total prison term to 26 years, AP notes. She's always denied any wrongdoing.