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Arakan Army seizes key oil and gas pipeline station, tightening grip on Rakhine State
The AA’s capture of the China-Myanmar pipeline’s station in Ann is a significant blow to the junta, while local experts hope for better management of regional development
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Thousands of displaced Lashio residents return to city after airstrikes halted
Markets, shops, restaurants and even inns are starting to open their doors. But locals are still struggling with conflict-induced lack of employment and gaps in education.
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Children’s football lifts morale for Myanmar’s displaced in war-torn state
Volunteers delivering food to displaced people’s camps in Karenni State saw a chance to provide another essential service: football training to help the children in the camps stay active and inspire a much-needed sense of hope
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Flooding death toll climbs after delayed warning from Myanmar junta
Fire service officers, rescue workers, and volunteers said at least 66 have died in townships north of Naypyitaw, with hundreds more missing and feared dead
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Women of the MDY-PDF explain their role in Myanmar’s armed resistance
Comprising around 10 percent of the Mandalay Region-based resistance group’s membership, women rarely go into combat but regularly serve as administrators, trainers, medics, and drone operators
