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Natural Resource Management in Myanmar: Before and After the Coup
Source: The Sabai Times
Myanmar is rich in natural resources, and a global biodiversity hotspot, but the sustainable aspects of natural resource management are not considered in current management.
By Wint Thiri Marn
Collaboration crucial to combatting scams in Southeast Asia
Source: East Asia Forum
Weak governance and the complicity of local elites enables these criminal enterprises, while scammers exploit digital tools, AI and cryptocurrencies to expand their operations, undermining law enforcement responses.
By Hai Luong, Griffith University
War Of Words: Myanmar Migrants Face Disinformation In Thailand
Source: BARRON’S
One of them attracted millions of views, and a former Thai intelligence heavyweight was among those who shared the images.
By Pasika KHERNAMNUOY and Chayanit ITTHIPONGMAETEE
Russia to boost Myanmar’simagery intelligence
Source: The Interpreter/ The Lowy Institute
Has the junta just struck a deal with Moscow to strengthen its monitoring and military capabilities?
By Andrw SELT
Daily suffering caused by war in Burma’s ethnic states
Source: Mizzima
A 17-year-old boy named Pupa sat up in bed at the only rehabilitation and prosthetic center in Karenni State. He smiled—a youthful smile despite the fact that he was recovering from having his leg amputated.
By Antonio Graceffo
TNLA Forcing Conscription in Mandalay Region: Residents
Source: Irrawaddy
The Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) faced protests in Mogoke, the northern Mandalay Region ruby town, after trying to conscript a man from every home.
By Irrawaddy
Aung San Suu Kyi’s son Kim Aris in US for ‘Suu 80th birthday campaign’ fundraising tour
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma
“As [my mother] is now entering her fifth year in prison, having spent almost a quarter of her life under military detention for her pursuit of democracy for the people of Burma. Instead of traditional gifts, I have launched this ‘Suu 80th birthday campaign,’”
By English Editor | Democratic Voice of Burma
Seventy rounds of sanctions targeting Myanmar since 2021
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma
The regime in Naypyidaw, which seized power after the 2021 military coup, has faced a total of 70 international sanctions, including 26 from the U.S., 19 from the U.K., 11 from Canada, nine from the E.U., three from New Zealand, and two from Australia
By English Editor | Democratic Voice of Burma
Illegal Chinese migrants from Myanmar arrested in Ayutthaya
Source: Bangkok Post
Highway police commander Pol Maj Gen Kongkrit Lertsitthikul said officers arrested five Chinese men in two pickup trucks on Highway 32 in Bang Pa-in district of Ayutthaya on Wednesday.
By Wassayos Ngamkham
Myanmar Inches Closer to Reviving Dawei Mega-Project with Russian Money
Source: Irrawaddy
The junta is inching a step further to reviving with Russian money a quixotic mega-project in Tanintharyi in Myanmar’s deep south that has been stop-starting for nearly two decades.
By Pa Pa | Irrawaddy
More Nighttime Raids in Myitkyina City
Source: Burma News International
About 50 junta soldiers and police have been carrying random raids on houses and businesses under the pretext of checking overnight guest registrations in Myitkyina City, the Kachin State capital.
By Kachin News Group
Myanmar’s military rule is crippling hope for young people like never before
Source: The conversation
Myanmar has struggled with civil war, military rule and widespread poverty for much of the past seven decades. But the country’s youth have never faced threats to their survival and future as severe as today.
Commentary | Nyi Nyi Kyaw, Marie Curie Research Fellow in the School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies, University of Bristol
Bangladesh: International community must act to avoid devastating aid cuts for Rohingya refugees
Source: Amnesty International
Interviews recently conducted by Amnesty International with refugees show how the Rohingya community is bracing for the extreme impact of the deep cuts in WFP funding
By Amnesty International
A third of Myanmar’s population faces food insecurity: UN human rights experts
Source: UN Human Rights Office of the Commissioner
UN human rights experts* today expressed alarm at the unprecedented food security crisis that is worsening an already devastating human rights situation across Myanmar, where more than 19.9 million people are currently in need of humanitarian assistance.
Press Release | UN Special Rapporteurs/Independent Experts
The 3Ps’ Responsibility, Accountability, and Reform – Issue 165
Source: Burma News International
This week’s Bi-Weekly News Review by Burma News International (BNI) and Myanmar Peace Monitor (MPM) highlights the events and data surrounding the responsibility, accountability, and necessary reforms to address the mess created by the 3Ps during the Spring Revolution
Bi-Weekly News Review | Burma News International (BNI) and Myanmar Peace Monitor (MPM)
Right now, whether it’s in Shan armed resistance groups or in politics, there’s division among them. They can’t reconcile with each other.
Source: Myanmar Peace Monitor
Interview with Ying Mwe Lyan, a steering committee member of the Tai Students’ Union (TSU), on Shan youth involvement in the Spring Revolution and their views on Shan political leaders
Interview | Ying Mwe Lyan, steering committee member of the Tai Students’ Union
Chinese Mercenaries Arrive in Kyaukphyu as Combat Escalates
Source: Narinjara News
Chinese mercenaries are said to have reached Kyaukphyu following fierce clashes in the region, known for its Chinese-backed projects.
By Thinzar Nwe, Narinjara News
Junta Trains Paramotor Pilots
Source: Burma News International
Junta Trains Paramotor PilotsThe junta has been carrying out paramotor training flights from its Light Infantry Battalion (LIB) 309 base in Katha Town, Sagaing Region, since the second week of March 2025.
By Kachin News Group
Dalai Lama says his successor will be born in ‘free world,’ outside China
Source: Radio Free Asia
Beijing insists the selection of his successor must follow Chinese law, asserting its authority over Tibetan Buddhism and rejecting any succession outside its control.
By Taejun Kang for RFA
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus, along with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, is scheduled to visit the Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar on March 14.
Source: The Nation
“Every Ramadan, I undertake a solidarity visit and fast with a Muslim community around the globe. These missions remind the world of the true face of Islam,” Guterres said in his message.
By The Nation
Myanmar LGBTQ+ activist laid to rest in Mae Sot, Thailand
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma
“She participated in the [Myanmar] revolution by giving donations to resistance forces. She also wrote about politics and advocated for the LGBTQ+ community [on social media],” her friend told DVB on the condition of anonymity.
By English Editor | Democratic Voice of Burma
Arakan Army Threatens Myanmar Junta Naval Base at Sittwe
Source: Irrawaddy
The Arakan Army (AA) has advanced towards the Rakhine State capital, Sittwe, including an attack on a junta naval base 4km north of the city, according to the Rakhine media.
By Irrawaddy
Myanmar Junta Troops Blaze Trail of Destruction on Magwe-Sagaing Border
Source: Irrawaddy
There have been clashes as troops are trying to enter Myaung,” he said. “Apart from air and naval support, they have been firing howitzers from Yesagyo and Myingyan.
By Irrawaddy
Dhaka considers assisting UN-led humanitarian assistance in Rakhine
Source: Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
Foreign affairs adviser Md Touhid Hossain has said Bangladesh is positively considering assisting an UN-led humanitarian assistance programme in Rakhine state in the face of impending famine
By Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
Myanmar Junta Boss Returns to China’s Embrace After Russia Trip
Source: Irrawaddy
The embattled regime leader met with Deng Xijun in Naypyitaw to discuss China’s support for the junta’s planned election, their joint crackdown on cyber scams, and border trade, according to junta media.
By Irrawaddy