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    Associates of resistance leader questioned following his escape from NUG custody

    Student Revolutionary Force leader San Tin Tun was arrested in May on multiple charges, including unlawful detention and killings
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    After 100 days of ‘civilian’ rule, Myanmar remains a bastion of oppression

    Basic rights remain non-existent in the country, despite the junta’s efforts to rebrand itself as an elected, civilian government
    July 13, 2026

    ASEAN ministers push stalled peace plan in Myanmar talks

    The junta has blasted the regional bloc’s calls to end its ongoing violence against civilians and repression of political opponents
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    ‘We cannot write as before’: Women poets of Myanmar’s Spring Revolution

    While Myanmar's poet-soldiers make headlines, a generation of women writers is forging a poetry of courage
    July 10, 2026

    Myanmar regime launches naval assault on Rakhine coastal town, injuring six civilians

    The Arakan Army claims the attack on Kyeintali in Gwa Township was carried out as retaliation for recent junta losses…
    July 10, 2026

    Myanmar FM to meet ASEAN ministers in Bangkok on Sunday: Hanoi

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    Myanmar junta says it has taken full control of key Sagaing trade route

    Resistance forces deny the claim, saying that sections of the 115-mile Monywa-Yargyi-Kalaywa road are still contested
    July 9, 2026

    Intense clashes reported south of Myawaddy, as Myanmar junta launches new offensive

    The offensive appears to be aimed at breaking through defensive positions held by KNLA Brigade 6 and allied resistance groups,…
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      May 12, 2026

      Words that dehumanise: The language behind anti-Rohingya hatred in Myanmar

      Propaganda and prejudice have long stripped the Rohingya and other minorities of their humanity, making them easy targets of violence
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      Myanmar faces deepening crisis as global oil shock bites

      A surge in global fuel prices is exposing Myanmar’s fragile economy, with thin reserves, a weakening currency, and limited options…
      January 5, 2026

      Few people voted in Myanmar’s junta election—and history explains why

      From independence to dictatorship, participation has risen when elections mattered—and collapsed when they were staged. The 2025 vote fits the…
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      Advance votes and split ballots: Dr Aye Maung on how the election played out in Rakhine

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      The junta chief’s autocratic globetrotting and political survival

      Having withstood nearly five years of armed resistance from within, failed diplomacy from neighbours, and ineffectual pressure from the West,…
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