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Interra Resources to Dispose of Myanmar Oil Assets for $7.8 Million
Source: Tiger Trade | By MT Newswires
Interra said the disposal follows prolonged political instability in Myanmar, which has created an unfavorable business environment.
Edinburgh medical college condemns attacks on healthcare workers in Myanmar
Source: Mizzima
The College said it shared concerns raised by international organisations that have warned attacks on civilians, healthcare facilities, and other protected sites by Myanmar’s military authorities may constitute war crimes
Mahar welcomes apology from 40 Rohingya NGOs, urges focus on refugee civic responsibility
Source: New Straits Times | By Bernama
In a statement today, Mahar said humanitarian work should go beyond providing food and shelter to include educating refugees on their responsibilities while living in Malaysia.
BIMSTEC Secretary General visits Myanmar
Source: Daily Sun
During the visit, he called on President U Min Aung Hlaing, who reiterated Myanmar’s abiding commitment to expanding regional cooperation under BIMSTEC
Melaka pursuing plan to repatriate Rohingya refugees
Source: The Star
A permanent solution to the Rohingya issue remains high on the state government’s agenda, with efforts underway to repatriate the refugees through proper legal channels, said Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh.
Kachin chief minister says he regrets opposing Myitsone Dam project
Source: Burma News International | By Kachin News Group
He also declared that the military regime is determined to complete the project within eight years despite continued public opposition.
Junta authorities monopolize food supplies in Kyaukphyu
Source: Burma News International | By Development Media Group
Local sources report that military officers working with government department employees are monopolizing basic food supplies in junta-controlled Kyaukphyu Town, Arakan (Rakhine) State, and then selling the goods to residents at inflated prices.
Junta reinforces strategic town Athok as Ayeyarwady frontlines expand
Source: Burma News International | By Network Media Group
Athok sits along the key Pathein–Monywa Road, a major transportation corridor that also provides road access to Gwa Township in southern Arakan State.
Displacement, Crime, and Conscription Reshape Life in Shan State
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News
Residents of eastern Shan State say the enforcement of Myanmar’s military conscription law has transformed life in their communities.
Two Children Killed in Junta Drone Strike on School in Karenni State
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News
The attack occurred at around 1:00 p.m., when a military drone dropped explosives directly onto the school compound.
39th Asia-Pacific Roundtable Will Have A Dedicated Caucus On Myanmar – ISIS Malaysia
Source: ASEAN. Bernama | By Rohani Mohd Ibrahim
The situation in Myanmar will be discussed thoroughly in one of the caucuses of the 39th Asia-Pacific Roundtable (APR), which begins Tuesday (June 30), said Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia executive chairman Datuk Prof Dr Mohd Faiz Abdullah.
President Reaffirms Unconditional Peace Talks Offer to EAOs
Source: The Global New Light of Myanmar
In his opening address, the President reviewed the history of border development programmes, explaining that the Central Committee was first established in 1989 following peace agreements with several ethnic armed groups.
The war on roses: Dozens arrested in Myanmar ‘Flower Strike’ crackdown
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
At least 32 people were arrested for the “crime” of possessing, selling, or digitally posting images of fresh flowers.
Six Million: Half of Myanmar’s Students Are Shut Out of School
Source: ISP-Myanmar | Situation Brief
Amid the ongoing post-coup conflict in Myanmar, the right to basic education for school-age children remains in a severe crisis
Illegal Rare Earth Mining: Need to Approach China’s Central Government
Source: CNI News | By Nan Shwe Sin Htun
Dr. M Kawn La further suggested that the Myanmar government should either conduct airstrikes on illegal rare earth mining operations or approach and negotiate with the Chinese central government.
Residents oppose push to expand rare-earth mining near Chipwi Town
Source: Burma News International | By Kachin News Group
Residents are opposing an attempt to expand rare-earth mining operations to an area near Chipwi Town in Kachin State’s Chipwi District, where Chinese business operators are leading efforts to launch a new extraction project.
The Rohingya that some Malaysians fear
Source: Aliran | By Mustafa K Anuar
Inspector General of Police Khalid Ismail recent revelation has helped to cut through the fog of disinformation and rumours that have swept across the country, especially on social media, regarding the Rohingya refugees.
In Cox’s Bazar, Rohingya Gen Z is Challenging Bangladesh’s Status Quo
Source: The Wire | By Jayalakshmi Itla Ragiri
A generation raised in refugee camps is articulating its own language of dissent, accountability and collective action – a stubborn refusal to surrender political agency.
AA seizes three guard outposts defending junta weapons factory on Bago-Arakan border
Source: Burma News International | By Network Media Group
The AA and allied resistance forces, advancing into Bago Region from Taungup Township in Arakan (Rakhine) State, have been attacking junta positions on Point-666 and Point-506 hills, where the factory’s guard outposts are located.
Junta troops enter Payathonzu wearing DKBA uniforms
Source: Burma News International | Karen Information Center
The group that entered Payathonzu wearing DKBA uniforms is believed to have included not only regime troops but also Chinese nationals linked to telecom scam operations.
Junta troops surrender amid fierce clashes near strategic Kyaukphyu naval station
Source: Development Media Group
Heavy clashes have erupted near the Taung Maw Gyi naval station in Kyaukphyu Township, western Arakan State, with several junta soldiers surrendering after suffering casualties
Myanmar’s AYA Bank acknowledges cyberattack after hacking group claims data breach
Source: Mizzima
The hacking group, calling itself LAPSUS$, claimed on June 23 to have stolen more than 120 gigabytes of data from AYA Bank. The group threatened to publish the compromised information on the dark web by July 8 unless a ransom is paid.
Begging Chinese Expats for Good Reports, Battling Crime in Northern Shan, and More
Source: The Irrawaddy
Myanmar’s regime has launched a fresh bid to revive its battered tourism industry, begging Chinese businesspeople and technicians working long‑term in the war-torn country to reassure potential visitors.
Villages Torched as Regime Moves to Secure India Trade Corridor
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Maung Kavi
The offensive comes after putschist president Min Aung Hlaing vowed to complete the India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway—a trade corridor meant to connect India
Chinese Border Markers Reach Edge of Muse Town in Latest Encroachment
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Shwe Nwe
Residents in Muse, northern Shan State, across from China’s Ruili, say Chinese border markers have advanced further into Myanmar territory this month, with flagpoles now reaching the edge of the town.