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Ethnic Danu political leader and businessman found dead in southern Shan State
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
According to a Ywangan Township resident, the victims were identified as San Tint, the vice-chair of the Danu National Democracy Party (DNDP), and Aung Win Sein, a local businessman.
Myanmar Junta Airstrikes Kill Displaced Woman, Target IDP Camps in Eastern Loikaw
Source: Burma News International | By Kantarawaddy Times
A 50-year-old internally displaced woman was killed and multiple civilian structures were destroyed after the Myanmar military junta launched coordinated airstrikes across three locations in eastern Loikaw Township, Karenni (Kayah) State
Myanmar Junta Forces Displaced Karenni Civilians to Return to Unsafe Conflict Zones
Source: Burma News International | By Shan Herald Agency for News
IDPs report that the junta has intensified its coercion tactics, warning families that prolonged displacement will result in their properties being designated as military-owned land.
Floods destroy small-scale livelihoods of Kyauktaw residents
Source: Development Media Group
Catastrophic flooding across at least 10 townships in Arakan State has submerged more than 300 wards and villages, affecting over 150,000 residents and destroying small-scale livelihoods.
ASEAN to Myanmar: Prove Suu Kyi is really fine — let us see her
Source: Business Mirror | By Malou Talosig-Bartolome
Neither side was ready to sit across the table from the other, so diplomats shuttled between them separately, looking for common ground.
Three Pillars of Successive Myanmar Regimes’ Mythmaking Die Within Weeks
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Maung Kavi
Three of Myanmar’s most prominent regime‑loyal intellectuals have died within weeks of each other, marking the passing of a generation that lent its pens, voices and rituals to sustain military rule from Ne Win’s dictatorship to Min Aung Hlaing’s coup.
Bishop in Chin State: “Dialogue based on justice and equality can end the war”
Source: Fides News Agency | By Paolo Affatato
“In the name of God, our appeal is for reconciliation. We ask that this war, which is causing immense suffering to our people, be brought to an end. If genuine dialogue, based on equality and justice, could be established, then a ray of hope would emerge.”
ASEAN envoy says to engage all Myanmar stakeholders, will brief ministers at Manila meeting next week
Source: Reuters | By Karen Lema
ASEAN’s special envoy on Myanmar will keep talking to all stakeholders in the war-torn country, including armed rebel groups, the Philippines said on Thursday as it prepares to host a meeting of ASEAN foreign ministers next week.
Myanmar regime escalates surveillance and cracks down on Aung San symbols ahead of Martyrs’ Day
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
The regime in Naypyidaw has ordered heightened surveillance and a crackdown on public commemorations ahead of Myanmar’s 79th Martyrs’ Day on July 19.
Myanmar: Pro-Democracy Resistance Forces Should Establish War-Crimes Investigative Units
Source: Fortify Rights | News Release
Recently, Karenni leaders indicated to Fortify Rights their interest in potentially establishing a war crimes investigation unit, following workshops on the laws of war and atrocity documentation conducted by Fortify Rights in Karenni State.
Thailand Directs Pressure on Myanmar Junta, Demanding Direct Envoy Access to Detained Aung San Suu Kyi
Source: The Nation | By Nongluck Ajanapanya
The Thai Foreign Minister has dismissed the junta’s verbal assurances about Suu Kyi’s welfare, stating that physical verification by an envoy is required by the international community
Myanmar Junta Forces Retreat Near Kyaukphyu Naval Station After Heavy Clashes with Arakan Army
Source: Burma News International | By Narinjara News
According to AA frontline sources, military regime forces launched an offensive on July 11, 2026, targeting AA-controlled positions under the cover of heavy monsoon rains.
Indonesia Admits Myanmar Peace Plan Takes Time
Source: Jakarta Globe | By Jayanty Nada Shofa
“This process — or nation-building — is not something that we can achieve instantly. … So we have to appreciate the steps that Myanmar has taken to implement the five-point consensus. The situation is complex,” Sugiono said in Jakarta on Tuesday.
166 arrested in Yangon since April, with 16 more in first two weeks of July
Source: Mizzima
According to data compiled by the Rangoon Scout Network (RSN), which tracks military movements in the city. RSN recorded 150 arrests between April and June, and 16 more between 1 and 13 July
Thailand holds out hope for Suu Kyi meeting
Source: Bangkok Post | By Poramet Tangsathaporn
Thailand hopes Myanmar will allow Asean’s special envoy to meet detained former state counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi during an upcoming visit, as Bangkok pushes for renewed dialogue on the country’s crisis.
Where Is Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi? Son Demands Proof Of Life
Source: New Delhi Television Ltd (NDTV) | By Kritika Bobal
Speaking in London, Aris said his biggest fear was that his mother disappeared from public view and nobody outside the military was allowed to see or speak to her for years.
Thailand Approves New Deportation Rules for Foreign Offenders
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Phoe Tar
Thailand’s cabinet on Tuesday approved the country’s first formal regulations governing the deportation of foreign nationals who violate immigration and criminal laws.
Myanmar Regime Intensifies Grab of Migrant Workers’ Earnings
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Myo Pyae
The regime is intensifying its push to extract more cash from expatriate workers though their remittances amid a chronic shortage of hard currency.
Russian forces train Myanmar military in Naypyidaw under ‘Tropical Storm’ Operation
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
Russian soldiers have been actively training Myanmar’s special operations forces in the capital Naypyidaw, marking a significant escalation in the military alliance between Moscow and the regime.
Legal experts challenge Myanmar regime’s rationale for tearing down Aung San statues
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
The Burma Lawyers’ Council (BLC) is fiercely contesting the military regime’s legal justification for its escalating, nationwide campaign to dismantle statues of Myanmar’s independence hero, General Aung San.
Myanmar leader to visit Thailand next month: Thai FM to AFP
Source: France 24 | By Agence France-Presse
Myanmar’s leader Min Aung Hlaing will next month make his first official visit to Thailand since stepping down as junta chief to become civilian leader, Thailand’s foreign minister told AFP Wednesday.
Myanmar Regime Rejects ASEAN Peace Plan, Pushes for Full Reinstatement
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Maung Kavi
The ministry said it reiterated at the informal meeting that efforts for peace, stability and prosperity will continue through a Myanmar-led, Myanmar-owned approach in line with the country’s real situation
Scam Operations Continue in Myawaddy Despite Staged Military Crackdown
Source: Independent Mon News Agency
A Myawaddy resident said scam operations in Myawaddy and Shwe Kokko have decreased compared to before, but foreign nationals are still commonly seen in the area
Deportations From Thailand Accelerate as Junta Hastens Conscription Intake
Source: Independent Mon News Agency
The military junta is accepting Myanmar migrant workers deported from Thailand more quickly than before, with most of those returned forcibly recruited for military conscription, according to sources.
Kokang Armed Group Using Local ID Registry for Forced Conscription, Residents Say
Source: Burma News International | By Shan Herald Agency for News
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), a Kokang ethnic armed organization, is using a newly established civil registration system to conduct forced military recruitment in territories under its control