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Myanmar resistance’s restriction of Starlink access draws backlash from civilians
Resistance fighters say uncontrolled access to Starlink is compromising security, but people in resistance-controlled areas who depend on Starlink for communication have questioned whether some restrictions are needed
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KIA set to fully resume rare earth mining in captured ‘special region’
The move comes as global competition for rare earth minerals—vital for the production of high-tech goods—continues to intensify
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Junta resumes rice exports, but Myanmar’s farmers see little relief
Myanmar’s military regime is pushing to boost rice exports and stabilise the market after junta controls and conflict sent prices crashing
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The Myanmar junta’s mystical warfare
Not content to depend on advantages such as its control of armaments factories, air supremacy, and backing from major powers, the Myanmar junta is using charms, astrology, and self-serving invocations of religious text to legitimise and fortify its rule
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Cal-Comp to compensate 1,450 Myanmar workers after sudden mass layoffs in Thailand
Hundreds of workers were abruptly dismissed without notice or proper compensation, highlighting the precarious conditions many migrants face in Thailand’s manufacturing sector