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Ex-Military, Police Officers Fill Chief Minister Posts in Junta’s New Govt
Source: The Irrawaddy
The nominees were approved on Monday without debate or dissent in the regime’s rubber-stamp regional and state legislatures.
Min Aung Hlaing Names Cabinet Dominated by Military Figures
Source: The Irrawaddy
Myanmar coup leader Senior General Min Aung Hlaing—who was elected president by the regime-installed Union Parliament on April 3—has formed 31 ministries for his pseudo-civilian government
Saving the Enemy: A Ranger’s Encounter with a Wounded Burma Army Soldier
Source: Free Burma Rangers | Report
Many Rangers have the opportunity to show this kind of love to Burma Army soldiers who either surrender to resistance forces or are captured during a battle.
First batch of military conscripts in Myanmar complete mandated two-years of service
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
A source in Yangon who assists conscripts to evade military service told DVB that none of the males aged 18 to 35 who were conscripted have returned to their family homes.
Gilat To Provide Satcom-On-The-Move Terminals in Burma
Source: Space Daily | By Staff Writers
Gilat’s Satcom-On-The-Move solutions are especially suited for the kind of emergency operations that our client was concerned about,” explained U Tay Za Tun, CEO at Terabit Wave.
Rohingya pushed to the brink
Source: The Star | By Associated Press
Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees struggling to survive in Bangladesh’s overcrowded camps saw their food assistance slashed, raising alarm throughout the increasingly desperate community.
British MPs urge International Criminal Court arrest warrant for Min Aung Hlaing
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
Eleven British members of parliament from across political party lines have signed the “Early Day Motion (EDM) 526,” which is a formal parliamentary proposal supporting the International Criminal Court (ICC) request for an arrest warrant for Min Aung Hlaing.
“It’s been a long time since we could afford meat. We can only eat vegetables and bits of bones here and there.”
Source: Independent Mon News Agency | Feature
In addition to the difficulty of purchasing fuel, rising fuel prices have also led to increased costs in transportation fares and freight. As transportation expenses rise, commodity prices have also increased.
Mon-Kham Groups “Wa,” Mon, and Ta’ang to Stand as a Strong Collective
Source: Independent Mon News Agency | By monnews
A spokesperson for the “Wa” youth voice told IMNA, that members of the Mon-Khmer “Wa” group, along with the Mon and Ta’ang (Palaung) communities, have formed a strong alliance.
Emergency Patients Struggle as Transport Costs Surge in Kutkai
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By SHAN
Kutkai, now under the control of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), lacks adequate medical facilities, forcing patients with serious conditions to travel long distances for treatment.
Myanmar’s new president Min Aung Hlaing faces genocide complaint filed in Indonesia
Source: The Straits Times | By Reuters
A criminal case against Myanmar’s newly elected President Min Aung Hlaing was filed in Indonesia on April 6 by a group of civil society organisations, accusing him of acts of genocide against the Rohingya ethnic group.
Wa Become First Ethnic Force to Congratulate Min Aung Hlaing on Presidency
Source: The Irrawaddy
In a bilingual Chinese-Burmese message, the country’s most powerful ethnic army hailed Min Aung Hlaing’s tenure as commander‑in‑chief, claiming he had achieved “remarkable successes” working for national stability, public security and development.
Junta forces demolish Muslim villages near Sittwe battalions citing security concern
Source: Narinjara News | By Khaing Lu Hla
The destruction began on 3 April targeting Thandawli and Imabari Muslim villages, situated in close proximity to the number 12 police battalion headquarters.
The Burma War’s Impact on Food Production
Source: Mizzima | By Antonio Graceffo
When asked about how the war is affecting food security, Marco Brun del Re, Technical Advisor at Earth Mission Asia’s Natural Farm School, responded bluntly: “They’re just bombing the farms. And they’re killing farmers.”
4 Rohingyas arrested over human trafficking charges in Dhaka
Source: Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
DB sources further stated that during preliminary interrogation, the suspects admitted to being involved in human trafficking for a long time. They have been sent to the court for further legal action.
PH to continue engagements with Myanmar amid election of new president
Source: GMA News | By Jiselle Anne C. Casucian
In a statement on Friday, Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro said that Foreign Affairs Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro will continue to consult with the country as the Special Envoy of the ASEAN Chair to Myanmar.
Muslim Community in Arakan Says ARSA Formed for Self-Interest, Not for the People
Source: Global Arakan Network
A Muslim religious high school principal from Mrauk-U Township, identified as Mv Kadir, told Arakan Bay News that such groups are not working for the welfare of Muslims but are instead creating division and instability.
RAB seizes weapons and military equipment from Refugee camp
Source: Narinjara News | By Khaing Lu Hla
Bangladesh’s specialized crime-fighting unit, the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB-15) has seized a cache of weapons and military-grade equipment from a Rohingya refugee camp in Ukhia under Cox’s Bazar district.
Regime escalates coordinated multi aircraft airstrikes, civilian casualties rise
Source: Development Media Group
Instead of using a single Y-12 or jet fighter like before, they now rely on precise ground intelligence and use their aerial power to strike targets to the maximum extent.”
Lieutenant General Kyaw Ko Htike appointed as Myanmar’s new military intelligence chief
Source: Mizzima
He succeeds General Ye Win Oo, a key loyalist who was recently promoted to Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Services as Senior General Min Aung Hlaing transitioned toward a civilian presidential role.
Japan to Step Up Calls on Myanmar to Improve Situation under New Pres.
Source: Jiji Press
Kihara declined to comment on whether the government plans to send its ambassador to Myanmar, citing the uncertain situation in the country.
China congratulates Min Aung Hlaing on being elected as Myanmar’s new president: spokesperson
Source: Xinhua
China extends congratulations to Min Aung Hlaing on being elected as Myanmar’s new president, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said here on Friday.
Myanmar Girls in China’s Bridal Economy, Beijing Hails Min Aung Hlaing Presidency, and More
Source: The Irrawaddy | China Briefing
Myanmar state media have published a grim stream of stories over the past two weeks about women and girls being sold as mail-order brides to China.
Accused War Criminal Min Aung Hlaing Installed as Myanmar President
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Maung Kavi
Junta chief Min Aung Hlaing was elected Myanmar’s president by the military and its proxy‑dominated Union Parliament on Friday, formally placing a man long accused of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide at the helm of the state.
Myanmar parliament to hold vote to elect president on Friday, house speaker says
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By Reuters
Myanmar’s parliament will hold a bicameral vote to elect a president on Friday, house speaker Aung Lin Dwe said on Thursday, with the country’s military regime leader Min Aung Hlaing in the running for the position.