In-Depth
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How the global fuel crisis is upending Myanmar’s rice supply chain
From ploughing fields to transporting exports, Myanmar’s rice industry is under strain as fuel shortages drive up costs and disrupt supply chains
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No way out: Junta airstrike leaves prisoners burned alive in AA camp
Bombing of site holding captured regime soldiers left more than 100 dead and dozens injured, according to AA figures
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The costly resistance operation that saved hundreds of civilian hostages
Resistance forces executed a daring rescue in a Bago Region village tract occupied by the military, braving artillery, drones, and bullets to lead civilians held captive by the military to safety
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Plans for satellite ground station reinforce Myanmar regime’s ties to Russia
While unlikely to shield the Myanmar regime from external threats, Russian-designed technology will continue to serve as an effective weapon against resistance forces inside the country
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Clashes for border checkpoints intensify in Myanmar’s southernmost region
While the military continues its counteroffensive to retake key border outposts and strategically important routes in Tanintharyi Region, anti-junta forces are using guerrilla tactics and capturing weapons and prisoners elsewhere in the state