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Radio Veritas speaks two new languages: the “Good News” for ethnic minorities, amid displacement and uncertainty

by Admin | May 26, 2026 | Culture/Tradition, Daily News

Source: Fides News Agency “Radio Veritas Asia” (RVA), the radio station of the Catholic communities on the Asian continent, is expanding its language coverage in Myanmar and launching broadcasts in Akha and Kayan. Read Full Story

Activists fear dredging may worsen Kok River contamination

by Admin | May 26, 2026 | Daily News, Environment

Source: Thai PBS World Environment groups in Chiang Rai province have voiced serious concerns over a plan by the Chiang Rai municipality to dredge sections of the Kok River, fearing that the work could adversely impact the river’s ecosystem and its tributaries. Read...

Thailand’s Migrant Workers Sustain the Economy While Living in Precarity

by Admin | May 26, 2026 | Daily News, Economy, Migrants

Source: Prachatai English | By Sheikh Mehzabin Chitra Thailand’s economic success is deeply tied to the labor of migrant workers from neighboring countries, particularly Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos.  Read Full Story

ULA/AA Grants Amnesty to Muslim Prisoners, POWs, Family Members, and Civilians to Mark Eid al-Adha

by Admin | May 25, 2026 | Daily News, Politics/Policy

Source: Global Arakan Network A total of 57 individuals were released under the amnesty. This includes 9 POWs captured during the battles in Mrauk-U, 10 Muslim prisoners, 30 civilian prisoners, 4 organization members, and 14 family members of POWs. Read Full...

Unlocking Thailand’s THB221bn Myanmar Demographic: Study Warns Firms are Missing a New Purchasing Powerhouse

by Admin | May 25, 2026 | Daily News, Economy, Politics/Policy

Source: The Nation A study reveals Thailand’s four million Myanmar residents represent a 221 billion baht annual consumer market that is largely overlooked by domestic firms. Read Full Story

Conscription Fueling ‘Rampant’ Human Trafficking in Myanmar

by Admin | May 25, 2026 | Daily News, Trafficking

Source: The Irrawaddy Myanmar’s forced conscription law has transformed into a human trafficking market where young people are routinely abducted and sold, according to recent reports. Read Full Story
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