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ID cards granted for Myanmar conflict refugees
Source: Bangkok Post | By Post Reporters
The Department of Provincial Administration (DoPA) has launched an identity card scheme for refugees from the Myanmar conflict living in controlled border areas in a bid to improve documentation and public services.
Aung San Suu Kyi’s son skateboards 81km in honour of her 81st birthday
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
The physical feat was the culmination of his self-directed “81 for 81” challenge, executed exactly two days ahead of his mother’s 81st birthday on June 19, to amplify global demands for independent verification that the Nobel laureate is still alive.
MYPO Encourages Women To Attend WJIT Justice Training
Source: Independent Mon News Agency
The Progressive Mon Youth Organisation (MYPO) is encouraging women and young people to join its free Women and Justice Intensive Training (WJIT) to improve their understanding of justice issues and legal assistance during armed conflict.
Four Junta Soldiers Surrender to CDF CDM Siyin
Source: Narinjara News Agency | By Khaing Lu Hla
The soldiers were deployed with Battalion 101 under the 77th Division, which is stationed in Thaing Ngin village along the Hakha-Kalay Road in Northern Chin State.
Heavy fighting erupts on Ann-Padan Road as junta attempts to reinforce Nat Yay Kan base
Source: Development Media Group
Residents in Ngaphe Township said fighting continued on Thursday, with junta forces relying on air support and artillery fire during the operation.
Kalay residents afraid to file charges after Myanmar junta troops kill civilian and conceal body
Source: Mizzima
Family members of a man allegedly killed and buried by junta troops in Kalay, Sagaing Region, are afraid to file a lawsuit due to fear of retaliation, according to local sources.
Committed to supporting Rohingyas, host communities: EU Ambassador Miller
Source: United News of Bangladesh
“As needs remain protracted, we need to transform the response”
Rakhine stability key to Rohingya repatriation
Source: The Daily Star | By Staff Correspondent
Khalilur says govt pushing for Myanmar-Arakan Army dialogue
Squatters Near Yadanabon Cyber City Ordered to Demolish Homes
Source: The Irrawaddy
“We are dismantling our houses ourselves because if they come to demolish them, nothing will be left,” a villager told The Irrawaddy. “They didn’t offer any compensation, but at least we won’t have to pay fines.”
Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar Ma Jia Attends 2026 Chinese Film Week in Nay Pyi Taw
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China
Ambassador Ma Jia noted that over the past 76 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, China-Myanmar relations have stood together through thick and thin and have emerged stronger and more resilient.
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Eight Civilians Die in Regime Air Raid on Rakhine’s Kyauktaw
Source: The Irrawaddy
Eight civilians including a toddler were killed and 17 others injured when regime fighter jets bombed residential areas of Kyauktaw in Rakhine State on Wednesday, according to local reports.
Visiting Shanghai, Min Aung Hlaing Steps Up Push for Chinese Investment
Source:The Irrawaddy
More than 270 Myanmar business owners and representatives of the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, as well as hundreds of Chinese business owners, joined the Shanghai event.
BRI, Scams, and Border Security: Takeaways From Min Aung Hlaing-Xi Meeting
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Maung Kavi
China has long been a major arms supplier to the Myanmar military, also providing the regime with diplomatic cover, funds, and technology. Xi’s ceremonial welcome signaled formal recognition of Min Aung Hlaing’s new government
China backs Myanmar’s full return to ASEAN, UN forums
Source: Union of Catholic Asian News | By Agence France-Presse
The endorsement comes as Myanmar remains internationally isolated following the 2021 military coup
Satellite Footage Confirms Myanmar Building Its First Attack Submarine with North Korean Support
Source: Military Watch Magazine
Myanmar has purchased armaments from North Korea on multiple occasions over several decades, with the two countries having a long history of close defence cooperation.
Warminster family back proof-of-life campaign for detained Myanmar leader
Source: Warminster Journal
The Warminster relatives of detained Nobel Peace Prize winner and former Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi are supporting a campaign calling on the country’s military rulers to prove she is still alive.
At least 10 civilians killed, dozens injured in Kyauktaw junta airstrikes during military leader’s China visit
Source: Narinjara News Agency
Myanmar military aircraft launched devastating airstrikes on residential areas in Rakhine State on Wednesday, killing at least 10 civilian, including women and children, and injuring dozens more.
Myanmar junta-directed committee formed to negotiate with six Naga armed groups
Source: Mizzima
The committee comprises 51 representatives divided into six sub-teams tasked with initiating dialogue with armed groups operating in the Naga region.
Remembering the true spirit of Burmese national reconciliation
Source: Mizzima | By Fergus Harlow
“If you are filled with hatred, you can’t move forward. If your mind is filled with anger, you can’t think clearly. Your judgement will be tainted.”
Justice For Myanmar condemns China for hosting Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing
Source: Mizzima
By hosting war criminal and junta head Min Aung Hlaing, Xi Jinping is now deepening this complicity and awarding false legitimacy to a junta that has been rejected by the Myanmar people
Trafficking Network Exploits Job Seekers from Conflict-Hit Southern Shan State
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News
Fourteen young women from Pang Laung (Pinlaung) Township have fallen victim to a human trafficking network that turned promises of stable employment into a nightmare of captivity and exploitation.
Armed Groups Increase Extortion Demands on Muse Businesses
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News
Residents and business owners in the border trade hub of Muse are facing mounting financial pressure as multiple armed groups increase demands for “tax” payments across the city.
Balance between humanity and law needed in Rohingya issue, says minister
Source: New Straits Times | By Hakim Mahari
The government has reminded the public to uphold values of compassion and humanity in dealing with the Rohingya community in Malaysia, amid rising public sentiment and media attention surrounding the group.
Regime Removes Gen. Aung San Photo, Quote From Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s Home
Source: The Irrawaddy
The raid came after the regime dismantled a statue of General Aung San and the surrounding public square in Bago Region’s Taungoo last week, following coup leader-turned-president Min Aung Hlaing’s visit there.
Myanmar Regime Vaunts ‘Peace Talks’ With Minor, Becalmed Ethnic Organizations
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Myo Pyae
The military regime is holding a series of peace talks with friendly and non-combatant ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) at the same time as intensifying offenses to reclaim territory from the active resistance.