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Analysis
Between resistance and the ballot box: Assessing the second phase of Myanmar’s junta-controlled elections
Unfolding amid ongoing conflict and territorial fragmentation, the second phase will deliver an outcome even less meaningful than the first
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News
Children among nine killed in junta airstrikes on Rakhine resort town
Locals believed the Myanmar military, which has lost control of the township where the attack took place along with many valuable properties there, executed the bombing raid as a form of retaliation
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In-Depth
‘I’ll never return as long as they’re still there’: One woman’s ordeal in AA-controlled Paletwa Township
A young mother who survived a brutal rape explains why she fled her homeland—and why she can’t go back
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News
Junta forces retreat as escalating clashes with Arakan Army continue across Ayeyarwady Region
Increased fighting along the Gwa–Ngathaingchaung Road forces military withdrawal, while triggering displacement in many villages
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News
Battles menace Myanmar military’s regional headquarters in Rakhine State
Clashes have continued since last week in Ann, Rakhine State, the location of the military’s western regional command, with the Arakan Army (AA) now having seized more than half the bases in the town from junta forces