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October 1, 2022
Myanmar

Myanmar Military Junta: Sinking Within

The piercing sound of air raids, mortar shelling, and gunfire on our southern border not only violates our territorial integrity and sovereignty but also presents a gloomy image of an uncertain future

Myanmar

World can’t remain silent on Myanmar’s ‘Nuclear Ambition’

If Myanmar acquires nuclear capability, it would be disaster for South and Southeast Asia. All regional countries would be facing security threat from Myanmar directly. Nuclear Myanmar is going to direct threat to not only for all regional countries. South

October 13, 2022

Intensifying Conflict in Myanmar

Myanmar

The violent rebellion by multiple local forces known as the People’s Defence Forces (PDF) supported by select Ethnic Armed Organisation (EAO) has drawn much

Bangladesh: Rohingya turmoil

Bangladesh/Myanmar

On June 2, 2023, a Rohingya man, identified as Mohammad Rdwan, was shot dead and another, named Ayas, was injured in an attack by

Earthquake in Myanmar Claims Over 1000 Lives; U.S. Pledges Aid Amid Junta’s Rare Appeal

March 29, 2025
Myanmar/Thailand

Update: Myanmar’s military-led government has reported that the death toll from the devastating earthquake has risen to 1,002, with 2,376 others injured and 30 still missing. Officials warned that these numbers could

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India Rescues Over 500 Citizens from Cyber Slavery in Myanmar

March 14, 2025
India/Myanmar/World

India has repatriated 549 citizens who were lured into scam centers along the Myanmar-Thailand border under the false promise of high-paying IT jobs, the Ministry of External Affairs announced on Wednesday. The

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One-Third of Myanmar’s Population Faces Acute Food Insecurity — UN

March 14, 2025
Human Rights/Myanmar

The United Nations has sounded the alarm over Myanmar’s escalating food security crisis, with an estimated one-third of the population facing acute hunger. UN human rights experts described the situation as “unprecedented,”

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Rohingya Refugees Reassess Aung San Suu Kyi’s Role Amid Myanmar’s Civil War

March 9, 2025
Human Rights/Myanmar/World

Sitting in a bamboo shelter in the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, Rohingya refugees like Azizur Rehman are confronting a painful paradox. Once denounced for her silence during the

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UN Human Rights Chief Warns of Escalating Crisis in Myanmar

March 1, 2025
Myanmar/World

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has delivered a grave warning about the deteriorating human rights situation in Myanmar, describing it as one of the worst in the

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Myanmar Military Escalates Violence, Killing 1,824 Civilians in 2024

February 1, 2025
Geopolitics/Myanmar/World

Myanmar’s military has intensified its attacks on civilians to unprecedented levels in the past year, resulting in the highest civilian death toll since the military coup four years ago, according to a

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Myanmar’s traditional broom-making businesses struggle for survival

May 13, 2024
Myanmar/News

U Tin Oo, owner of the Win Ngwe Toe grass broom business in Myanmar’s commercial hub Yangon, vows to sustain his business of making traditional brooms, which he thinks is a big

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Myanmar’s Instability Deepens as the World Watches Silently

December 8, 2023
Myanmar

Myanmar’s stability has eroded significantly since the 2021 military coup. But the coordinated attack by multiple separatist and pro-democracy groups in October and November 2023 has seen military outposts, villages, border crossings, and other infrastructure overrun. While

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Ramifications of Rohingya Crisis

August 21, 2023
Bangladesh/Human Rights/Myanmar

On 25 August 2017, the world witnessed the beginning of the forced displacement of more than 750 000 Rohingya people from Rakhine State in Myanmar, fleeing violence and persecution from the Myanmar

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Myanmar Junta’s Hollow Gesture on Suu Kyi’s Sentence

August 8, 2023
Myanmar

In a general amnesty announced on military television last week, Myanmar’s military junta removed six years from the jail term of Aung San Suu Kyi, the 78-year-old leader of the government removed by a

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