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Holding Arms and Governing Separately Cannot Conform to the Constitution
Source: CNI News | By Nan Shwe Sin Htun
Ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) holding weapons and governing their own regions does not conform to the 2008 Constitution, Arakan Nationalities Party (RNP) Chairman U Ba Shein told CNI News.
OBITUARY: Sao Thura Hsamkar (1950–2026)
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By Sai Wansai
Sao Thura Hsamkar, known as Sao Thura Samka or Sakar in Burmese, passed away peacefully on September 2, 2026, at the age of 76. He was the son of Sao Khun Kyi, the last Saohpa of Hsamkar.
Thai lawmaker gets messages of support from Myanmar citizens after protest
Source: Bangkok Post | By Kyodo News
Mr Anusorn, a member of Thailand’s second-largest party and an academic, told Kyodo News in a recent interview that he acted “not as a lawmaker but as a human being” because he believes violence in Myanmar must be stopped.
Myanmar vows ‘safe’ returns ahead of Malaysia repatriations
Source: Free Malaysia Today | By Agence France-Presse
Myanmar pledged on Thursday “safe and dignified” returns for its citizens displaced abroad, after the UN and rights groups raised concerns about the upcoming repatriation of 1,500 people from Malaysia.
Min Aung Hlaing to visit Vietnam in diplomatic push to bypass ASEAN restrictions
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
Since taking the oath of president on April 10, Min Aung Hlaing has executed an active foreign travel campaign aimed at projecting himself as an “elected” leader rather than the head of an illegitimate post-coup administration.
55km Indo-Myanmar border fencing completed, says Manipur home minister
Source: Hindustan Times | By Thomas Ngangom
The home minister clarified that the government has been putting its effort to identify the unsettled area of the Indo-Myanmar stretch
Dhaka seeks stronger global parliamentary advocacy for early Rohingya repatriation
Source: United News of Bangladesh
Referring to the “untenable situation” arising from the Rohingya crisis, State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam on Tuesday called for stronger global parliamentary advocacy to sustain international attention and ensure the early repatriation
Southeast Asia’s scam gangs regroup after Cambodia’s purge
Source: South China Morning Post | By Aidan Jones
Dislodged from Cambodian compounds, cyberscam cartels have been setting up shop in Laos, Myanmar and even Malaysia
Myanmar Junta Steps Up Conscription-Related Abductions of Young People in Hpa-An
Source: Burma News International | By Karen Information Center
In downtown Hpa-An, authorities are primarily targeting young casual laborers, masons, shop employees, and commuters travelling to and from work.
Foreigners banned from renting homes in Lawngtlai
Source: Development Media Group
The District Magistrate of Lawngtlai District in Mizoram State, India, has banned foreigners, including Myanmar nationals, from renting residential properties effective September 1, according to Arakanese traders residing in India.
Baptist pastor executed by Myanmar military junta amid conflict: watchdog
Source: The Christian Post | By Anugrah Kumar
The Rev. William, a Baptist pastor in Myanmar’s Chin state, has been killed by the country’s military junta, along with a fellow Chin Christian, Nam Ceu, according to international advocacy groups.
Military tensions high in Shwegu-Sinkhan region after KIA coalition captures strategic hill outpost
Source: Mizzima | By Yamin Phu Pwint Aung
“There have been airstrikes around Zinbon and Sinkhan. It is a hill where troops were temporarily stationed to control the road. It was about reclaiming that strategic hill. It wasn’t a heavily fortified base yet,” a military source said
Government assures 1,476 Myanmar nationals safe return despite UNHCR warning
Source: The Sun
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil said the government had been informed by the Foreign Ministry that the first batch of repatriations would proceed as agreed with the Myanmar authorities.
Global diaspora protests target Thai embassies over normalization with Myanmar regime
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
Myanmar nationals and international supporters staged coordinated demonstrations outside Royal Thai Embassies across six countries on Wednesday.
Two Children Killed in Regime Airstrike on Karenni Mining Hub
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Phoe Tar
Six civilians including two children were killed and another nine injured when two regime fighter jets bombed the tungsten mining town of Mawchi in Karenni (Kayah) State on Tuesday afternoon.
Regime Flotilla Decimated at Resistance-Held Chokepoint in Kachin
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Phoe Tar
Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and allied forces have destroyed five vessels of a Myanmar military flotilla at an Irrawaddy River chokepoint near Shwegu, southern Kachin State, according to frontline resistance sources.
Youth Exodus Threatens Future Karenni State-Building Efforts
Source: Burma News International | By Network Media Group
Around 7,000 young people have left Karenni State for foreign countries since Myanmar’s February 2021 military coup, raising concerns over the long-term impact on state-building, according to the Interim Executive Council of Karenni State (IEC).
Awareness of Myanmar’s Coup Boosts Sympathy for Migrants in Thailand: Study
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Phoe Tar
Thais who understand the conflict, violence and coup in Myanmar are more likely to have positive attitudes toward Myanmar immigrants, according to a study by the Research Center for Multiculturalism and Education Policy at Chiang Mai University.
War, conscription and unemployment threaten future of Arakan youth: study
Source: Development Media Group
Young people in Arakan State are facing an increasingly uncertain future due to prolonged conflict, military recruitment, movement restrictions, unemployment and disrupted education, according to a new report by the Center for Arakan Studies.
New Thai deportation rules could target two groups of Myanmar nationals
Source: Development Media Group
The Thai government enacted new legal regulations containing six provisions on August 28, authorizing the deportation of foreign nationals who violate domestic laws.
DMO Local PDF Central Committee discusses internal unity and strategies
Source: Mizzima
According to the statement, Central Committee members visited various battalions and companies under DMO Local Battalion (1), Battalion (2), Battalion (3), Battalion (4), and the DMO Central Battalion.
How Myanmar Regime Chief’s Family Profits From the State’s EV Policy
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Nayt Thit and Myo Pyae
Soon after the EV promotion strategy was announced, a handful of regime associates including enterprises tied to the coup leader’s children, Aung Pyae Sone and Khin Thiri Thet Mon, were given permission to import and distribute EV vehicles from China
No Letup in Checkpoint Extortion on Roads to Mandalay
Source: The Irrawaddy
Checkpoints not only target imports but trucks carrying basic commodities such as rice, cooking oil, fuel and even medicines, citing the blockade on resistance‑held areas.
UNHCR says it has no role in Malaysia’s planned repatriation of Myanmar refugees, warns country is still unsafe
Source: Reuters | By Ashley Tang
The United Nations refugee agency said on Tuesday it was not involved in Malaysia’s planned repatriation of Myanmar refugees, and warned that it remains unsafe for them to return to the war-torn country.
After 79 Years of Armed Struggle, Mon Resistance Pushes for Unity and Governance to Defeat Myanmar Junta
Source: Burma News International | By Shan Herald Agency for News
To overcome decades of fragmentation, resistance groups are urging a more unified political and military structure.