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Two officers accused of war crimes appointed as junta-chosen MPs in Chin parliament
Source: Burma News International | By Khonumthung News
Two members of parliament (MPs) appointed by the junta to represent the military in Chin State’s parliament are officers who committed war crimes in Hakha Township, Chin State, according to the Chin Human Rights Organization (CHRO).
How arrests of Western mercenaries signal the ‘new great game’ at India’s doorstep
Source: Firstpost | By Subir Bhaumik
Mercenaries like the American Mathew Van Dyke and the six Ukrainians, now in NIA custody, are possibly freebooters out for a quick buck, but their handlers are the real players in the emerging ‘Great Game East’.
UN looks to boost food security for Rohingya in Bangladesh
Source: Arab News | By Reuters
The United Nations food agency is revamping its program for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh from April to ensure a minimum threshold of food security for each household, a spokesperson said on Tuesday.
Suspicious link found between Iranian drone motor and distributor linked to Myanmar’s air force
Source: Mizzima
Justice For Myanmar issued a statement on 23 March drawing links between a motor recovered from an Iranian-manufactured drone and the Synpex Shwe company which it has previously documented as supplying key military hardware to the Myanmar military, particularly its Air Force
Blood Money Campaign reports fuel consumption costs for Myanmar’s jet fighter fleet
Source: Mizzima
In its assessment of fuel consumption, the group used figures in Imperial Gallons (IG), representing the average hourly fuel usage.
Fuel Shortage Disrupts Flights Across Myanmar Ahead of Thingyan
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By SHAN
Domestic air travel across Myanmar has been severely disrupted by an ongoing aviation fuel shortage, with airlines cancelling the majority of flights through the end of April 2026, according to travel agents and passengers.
Fake Job Offer Lures Three Women into Sex Trade in Muse
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By SHAN
The victims contacted the Myint Myat Parami Blood Donors and Social Aid Association by phone to seek help. In coordination with the Lapphet Nyunt Social Aid Association, a rescue operation was carried out at around midnight on March 23, 2026.
MNDAA Pulls Back from Border Town as Fraternal Tensions with TNLA Cool
Source: The Irrawaddy
Around 30 vehicles carrying drones, artillery, ammunition and more than 300 personnel departed in the morning, followed by another 47‑vehicle convoy in the afternoon.
The recent territorial clashes within Myanmar’s Brotherhood Alliance signal a shift toward Beijing
Source: Armed Conflict Location and Event Data | By Su Mon
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army has taken control of Kutkai from the Ta’ang National Liberation Army, reflecting shifting strategic dynamics.
Tibetan Government Leaders Condemn China’s Ethnic Unity & Progress Promotion Law
Source: News On AIR
The Tibetan leaders described the move as a longstanding repression that accelerates the erasure of Tibetan, Uyghur, and other minority cultures.
India-Myanmar Border Railway Extension to Connect with Kaladan Project: Mizoram Governor
Source: Global Arakan Network
The Governor stated that currently, a railway line has been constructed up to Sairang, allowing Aizawl city to be included in the national railway network for the first time.
Some airlines in Myanmar suspend domestic flights due to jet fuel shortage
Source: The Nation
Some airlines have temporarily suspended domestic flight operations due to ongoing jet fuel shortages, according to sources.
The Dangers of Knockout Drugs
Source: Independent Mon News Agency | By monnews
Robberies involving so-called knockout drugs have risen noticeably since the military coup.
Military tensions escalate between SNA and KIA in Monghnyin
Source: Burma News International | By Kachin News Group
The situation between the two rival ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) has become more volatile following attacks on junta frontline guard outposts in Longton Village, with the SNA aligned with the junta, according to local residents.
Rakhine deserves international aid to tackle deadly landmine crisis
Source: Narinjara News | By Khaing Lu Hla
As the casualties from landmines and unexploded ordnance continue to mount across Rakhine State, social workers and local advocates are calling for an urgent international intervention to clear all remnants of war with an aim to prevent public lives.
Workers Call for Action Over Wage Exploitation in Rare Earth Mining Sites
Source: Kachin News Group
Similar wage exploitation has also been reported among workers involved in road construction projects run by Chinese companies in the same area.
Chiang Rai Communities Mark World Water Day With Demands to Tackle Cross-Border Pollution
Source: The Irrawaddy | by Nyein Nyein
Environmentalists from Myanmar’s Kachin, Shan and Karenni states joined the event in Chiang Rai, including exhibitions and panel discussions, as Myanmar currently has limited space for civil society to voice concerns.
Fuel Shortages Fail to Stop Deadly Junta Airstrikes on Civilians
Source: The Irrawaddy
On Friday, the regime conducted an airstrike on a monastery sheltering IDPs in Katha town, Sagaing Region, killing dozens of people including monks.
Tanker caught smuggling diesel to Myanmar
Source: Bangkok Post | By Online Reporters
The driver of a 10-wheel tanker truck was caught attempting to smuggle 20,000 litres of diesel to Myanmar through a natural border crossing in Mae Sot district on Sunday.
New coal-fired power plant in Mong Hsat set to worsen Kok River contamination
Source: Shan Human Rights Foundation | Update
The power plant, owned by the United Wa State Army (UWSA), began operation in November 2025.
CNF calls for voluntary national service on 38th Chin revolution day as resistance eyes ‘final battle’
Source: Mizzima
The appeal, issued from the Chinland Council’s headquarters, emphasizes voluntary service driven by national awareness rather than the forced conscription tactics currently employed by the Naypyidaw regime.
Security Worries for Northeast as Rohingya Militancy Rises in Bangla
Source: The Sunday Guardian | By Abhinandan Mishra
Allegations are emerging regarding the supply of arms to Rohingya militant groups operating along the Cox’s Bazar-Chittagong axis.
Russia “Leaks” to India Information on Ukrainians Supplying Drones to Rebels in Myanmar
Source: Militarnyi | By Roman Pryhodko
India’s National Investigation Agency told the German media that law enforcement had been tracking the group for three months, and that Russia provided information about their movements.
The day of fasting and prayer for peace in Myanmar on 26 March
Source: AsiaNews | By Gregory
In a country where civil society has been systematically dismantled, the importance of such gestures, which also draw the world’s attention to the suffering of the people of Myanmar.
ARSA Leader Killed in Shooting at Bangladesh Refugee Camp
Source: Global Arakan Network
A senior member of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) was shot dead in a refugee camp in Bangladesh on the evening of March 20, according to local sources.