Nine years after the Rohingya exodus, Bangladesh is re-evaluating its policy on their repatriation as efforts to return them to Myanmar have stalled. The lack of progress has led Dhaka to consider new approaches to the ongoing crisis.

Myanmar's junta is accused of a mass killing of meditators at a monastery in Sagaing’s Myaung Township, turning a Buddhist retreat into a scene of death and destruction.

Parents in Myanmar are reportedly footing the bill for Min Aung Hlaing’s school nutrition plan, despite it being a government initiative.

A strike on a monastery in Myanmar has resulted in the deaths of fourteen people, according to a rescue worker. Civilians were reportedly gathered for a meditation retreat at the site, which was struck twice.

Six Myanmar nationals working at a farm in Hokkaido, Japan, have been taken in by a local labor union following allegations of abuse.

Hundreds of Myanmar troops have been deployed in an offensive to clear areas designated for a Russia-backed special economic zone and port project in the southern part of the country.

The Myanmar regime's crackdown on smuggling operations has reportedly angered allied Karen scam lords, indicating tensions within the region's power dynamics.

Russia has expressed readiness to collaborate with Myanmar on offshore oil and gas exploration projects.

Plans are underway for Myanmar's first national cosmonaut to receive training in Russia, marking a significant step in the country's space ambitions.

Al Jazeera reports on atrocities committed against the Rohingya ethnic minority group, highlighting how Myanmar's ongoing civil war is driving the crisis.

Toxic waste from hundreds of rare earth mines in Myanmar’s Kachin State is reportedly entering the Irrawaddy River, raising concerns about environmental damage in a country lacking effective regulation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated Russia's readiness to cooperate with Myanmar in natural resource exploration and oil and gas extraction, including offshore projects, highlighting the energy sector's importance.

Salai Yoe Chin, a leader and activist of the CDF-Asho resistance group, was among three unit members killed during a junta ambush in Myanmar's Magway Region.

A Myanmar junta airstrike killed four people near Pinlebu, occurring the day after two battalion commanders, who were receiving medical treatment in an NUG-controlled village, escaped custody.

One person has died and 500 have been hospitalised in a cholera outbreak in Yangon, Myanmar, as confirmed by the junta.

Myanmar military troops killed nearly 30 civilians and torched over 330 homes during a three-month offensive to retake a Magway oil field, displacing tens of thousands in Myaing and Pauk townships.

Myanmar's self-appointed junta chief has made a trip to Russia, marking the latest in a series of international visits aimed at restoring the country's international ties.

Extensive floods have swept across multiple regions, including Myanmar, the United States, and China. Photo galleries capture the widespread impact of these natural disasters.

A magnitude 3.3 earthquake originating in Myanmar was detected southwest of Mae Sot, Thailand.

Myanmar has announced intentions to restart the $3.6 billion Myitsone hydropower project, a China-backed initiative that has been inactive for 14 years since its suspension in 2011 due to public outrage.

A report from the jungles of Myanmar details the arduous and exhausting combat faced by rebels against the military junta, which has ruled since the 2021 coup and is supported by China. A new generation of fighters has emerged to continue the guerrilla warfare.

Myanmar has announced that over 300,000 Rohingya refugees have been verified for repatriation, as the exodus of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya into Bangladesh enters its ninth year following a 2017 military crackdown.

A UN investigative report accusing Myanmar's military of a 'sustained campaign of deliberate attacks on civilians' has complicated the junta's diplomatic efforts to gain legitimacy and regional acceptance.

Myanmar's ousted ambassador to the UK, Kyaw Zwar Minn, has gone on trial for trespassing after refusing to leave a diplomatic residence following the 2021 coup.

A raid at a Chinese-run data centre construction site in Rayong, Thailand, led to the arrest of 24 illegal migrant workers, including Myanmar and Chinese nationals.

A UN investigation chief reported a rise in war crimes in Myanmar, with the military intensifying air attacks against civilians before recent elections. All parties in the conflict are accused of human rights violations, including torture and sexual violence.

Thailand and Myanmar are working to revive border trade and alleviate existing barriers, following years of disruptions, according to Thailand's Department of Foreign Trade.

Malaysia's Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail announced that preliminary data on Myanmar refugees will soon be available, alongside plans for a biometric drive to facilitate their repatriation.

US court rulings have paved the way for the Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nationals of South Sudan and Myanmar, potentially leading to their deportations.

The Trilateral Highway Project, first conceptualized in 2002 as part of India's Act East policy, received a boost following bilateral talks between Myanmar and Thailand, aiming to enhance regional trade and connectivity.

Thailand and Myanmar have signed three memoranda of understanding to enhance bilateral cooperation in areas including labor, transboundary water quality management, and space technology.

Myanmar's leader has broken diplomatic isolation by undertaking his first official visit to Thailand since the coup, marking a significant step in international relations for the country.

Myanmar's former junta chief is making his first visit to Thailand in his new capacity as a civilian leader, marking a significant diplomatic event.

Malaysia has pledged not to repatriate Rohingya refugees to Myanmar if their lives are deemed to be at risk. This commitment reinforces Malaysia's stance on protecting vulnerable populations.

Myanmar's leader, Min Aung Hlaing, is set for a red-carpet welcome in Thailand, signaling a potential thaw in diplomatic relations despite international sanctions and accusations of war crimes.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is scheduled to meet with Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing in Thailand on August 6 and 7, aiming for a 'calibrated re-engagement' with Myanmar.

Myanmar's coup leader and president, Min Aung Hlaing, has indicated that the isolated nation is not in a hurry to accept the terms set by neighboring countries for normalizing political relations.

Opponents of Myanmar's military junta had hoped a revolution would remake the country, but they are now facing disheartening times as their dream appears to be fading.

Myanmar's military junta-controlled parliament has passed a law introducing the death penalty for individuals involved in forced labor at online scam centers.

Drug syndicates in Northeast India are increasingly shifting from traditional drugs to synthetic drugs sourced from Myanmar, utilizing social media and encrypted apps for coordination and exploiting porous borders for smuggling.

Myanmar's military-backed parliament has passed a law authorizing the death penalty for forced labor in cyber-scam operations, escalating the consequences for an industry that has rapidly expanded across the conflict-torn nation.

The family of Myanmar's Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi is demanding proof of life after she was reportedly moved from prison to an undisclosed location by the junta.

A 23-year-old Myanmar national and Singapore Permanent Resident is accused of transferring US$72.28 to someone he believed was raising money to purchase military equipment for an attack in Gaza City.

Myanmar's military has sharply escalated attacks on civilians since a new administration took office, a conflict monitor reported, even as regional governments increase diplomatic engagement.

The family of a missing Rohingya footballer fears he is among 500 people believed to have died in recent shipwrecks off Myanmar, as he sought a better future after facing attacks from military, rebels, and criminal gangs.

Myanmar's relationship with the ASEAN bloc remains strained, despite the country's efforts to normalize ties after years of being sidelined from top-level meetings.

Kim Aris, the son of Aung San Suu Kyi, has stated that his mother remains in prison in Myanmar, confirming he has not heard from her in two years since her detention.

A Myanmar factory worker was charged in the Magistrates’ Court in Klang, Malaysia, with the murder of a compatriot.

ASEAN foreign ministers are meeting in Manila to address key regional challenges, including energy and food security, the crisis in Myanmar, and South China Sea tensions.

Statues of Myanmar's founding father, Aung San, have disappeared from public spaces, with analysts suggesting it may be an attempt to erase a powerful symbol linked to the detained democracy figurehead Aung San Suu Kyi.

The Thai Cabinet has approved an extension of work permits for approximately 770,000 migrant workers from Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam. This measure aims to address labor shortages in the manufacturing and services sectors and sustain economic activity.

Questions are being raised about the fate of Myanmar's imprisoned leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, who has not been seen since 2022.

Questions are being raised about the status of Myanmar's jailed leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, as she has not been seen publicly since 2022.

Myanmar is gradually emerging from diplomatic isolation as Southeast Asian foreign ministers met with their counterpart from the junta-run nation in Bangkok, marking a step towards re-engagement that analysts warn could lend legitimacy to the government.

Myanmar has informed ASEAN that Aung San Suu Kyi will be looked after, according to an envoy, during a meeting of top diplomats from the 11-member Southeast Asian bloc. This marks the first meeting with Myanmar's counterpart since the coup, aimed at kick-starting a peace initiative.

Heavy floods are affecting Rakhine and Chin states in western Myanmar, where a baby was swept away by the waters, according to a local rescuer.

India plans to fence its border with Myanmar at an estimated cost of ₹31,000 crore, a significant infrastructure project aimed at enhancing border security.

Families in Myanmar are grieving the immense human cost of the ongoing war, with many stating that 'nothing left except death.' The conflict continues to take a heavy toll on the population.

This article is an archive link titled 'Beyond the Prison Walls' from The Irrawaddy, likely covering stories related to prisons or prisoners in Myanmar.

Authorities in Myanmar's Sagaing region achieved a major victory by seizing over six million stimulant tablets.

An article titled 'The Five Faces of Myanmar State Propaganda' has been published, offering an in-depth analysis of the various facets and methods employed in Myanmar's state-controlled media.

Bangladesh's Law Minister emphasized that Myanmar must take concrete steps to ensure the protection of Rohingya rights, amidst ongoing concerns about the displaced community.

Myanmar, Thailand, and Russia are collaborating on a project to construct a new canal that would significantly shorten shipping routes between the Pacific and Indian Oceans, potentially saving four to six days of travel time.

Two refugees who escaped Myanmar's military 'clearance operations' recount their harrowing stories of atrocities, nine years after the events and their relocation to Brisbane.

A report highlights a forgotten conflict in Mogok, Myanmar, characterized by ruby mining, billions in fraud, and tens of thousands of casualties.

Myanmar's partial plan for Rohingya repatriation is being viewed by Bangladesh as potentially another attempt to mislead, raising doubts about the sincerity and effectiveness of the proposed return efforts.

Myanmar has been engulfed in a civil war since 2021, with various groups fighting for control, resources, and money. An investigation revealed illicit funds fueling the conflict and examined the human cost of the war.

Myanmar's military chief visited Bangkok as the post-coup leadership continues its diplomatic efforts to boost legitimacy after five years of isolation.

Passport records reveal that the family of Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing utilized their privileged status to obtain 'special number' passports, offering insight into the extent of power and privilege.

A bloody revolution against Myanmar's military dictatorship is reportedly being waged from the trenches in the jungles of Karen state.

Thailand hosted Myanmar's military chief, a move seen as an effort to deepen bilateral ties between the two nations amidst ongoing regional political dynamics.

Young filmmakers from Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Myanmar have successfully completed the intensive seven-day Karre Mouy Film Mentoring Programme in Siem Reap, refining nine short film projects.

Myanmar's leader Min Aung Hlaing is on his first visit to Russia since becoming president, seeking to explore arms supply possibilities.

China's anti-Japan propaganda, which invoked Japan's wartime atrocities in Burmese-language posts, backfired in Myanmar as social media users turned their criticism towards China and its support for the junta.

Myanmar's leader Min Aung Hlaing is on a diplomatic tour in Russia, seeking to strengthen ties, even as legal risks complicate his travel to other countries since assuming a civilian role in April.

Hundreds of people have been hospitalized in Yangon, Myanmar, due to a cholera outbreak. Authorities have officially confirmed the presence of the disease.

Reconstruction efforts have commenced on Japanese war memorials in northern Myanmar, which were damaged by a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in March of the previous year.

A cholera outbreak has sickened over 90 people in Myanmar's largest city, exacerbated by a weakened healthcare system due to civil war and military rule, and increased risk from heavy monsoon rains.

Monsoon rains have led to widespread flooding in Myanmar, submerging villages and agricultural fields and causing significant suffering for residents.

Political rivals in Manipur have united to oppose a proposed land swap with neighboring Myanmar.

Rohingya refugees from Myanmar are reportedly living in fear in Malaysia, where their initial welcome has significantly diminished.

Myanmar authorities have announced that over 300,000 Rohingya refugees have been verified for repatriation, as the exodus of the ethnic minority group enters its ninth year.

The death toll from the conflict in Myanmar has surpassed 100,000, prompting the European Union to pledge an additional €10.5 million in aid.

The United Nations has accused Myanmar of escalating attacks on civilians using drones and motorized paragliders. This report highlights a concerning increase in the use of aerial tactics against the populace.

A 37-year-old Myanmar worker who died last month at a KTX railway construction site had worked up to 355 hours in a single month, averaging over 11 hours daily, according to payroll records.

Workers from Myanmar are making burek at Holy Burek in Dubrovnik, having learned the craft from locals.

Thailand has extended a welcome to Myanmar's leader Min Aung Hlaing, sparking discussions about ending the regime's isolation and potential negotiations, even as some rebels view such talks as 'betrayal.'

Myanmar's military junta has released photos of the jailed democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi, offering proof of life. This action is part of the regime's intensified campaign to end its international isolation.

Myanmar's leader, Min Aung Hlaing, visited Thailand in an effort to gain regional acceptance, though experts note he faces significant obstacles in his bid for legitimacy.

Myanmar's military leader, Min Aung Hlaing, made his first visit to Thailand as a civilian leader, seeking to bolster international legitimacy and discuss ASEAN reintegration. The visit drew criticism from human rights groups and some international observers who view it as legitimizing the junta, even as a coalition of regime opponents has expressed willingness for dialogue while the civil war continues.

Myanmar's military-backed leader, Min Aung Hlaing, met with the Thai Prime Minister to deepen economic cooperation, aiming to strengthen regional ties and assert the legitimacy of his regime.

Myanmar's military-backed government leader made his first trip to Thailand as a civilian leader, seeking to gain political legitimacy. The visit aims to bolster his standing on the international stage.

Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing has visited Thailand in an apparent effort to gain international legitimacy for his regime.

The Malaysian government announced plans to hold talks with the Myanmar junta regarding the proposed repatriation of Rohingya refugees.

Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing is scheduled to arrive in Thailand for a two-day visit, marking his first trip to the country since becoming a civilian leader, with the aim of boosting bilateral ties.

While Myanmar is devastated by a five-year civil war and millions live in poverty, a segment of the wealthy population continues to enjoy luxurious lifestyles, including caviar, nightclubs, and lavish vacations, close to the conflict zones.

Myanmar's military leader, Min Aung Hlaing, has criticized ASEAN and presented his government's agenda, following a military-engineered election that allowed him to transition into a civilian role.

East Timor has become the unexpected venue for a legal case alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity by Myanmar's military leadership, a development that is challenging ASEAN's cautious approach to the junta.

A court in Myanmar has sentenced activists to 37 years in prison for their involvement in an election protest. The harsh sentences highlight the ongoing crackdown on dissent in the country.

Burma (Myanmar) has approved the death penalty for scammers, months after an $8 billion cryptocurrency crackdown by the FBI.

An investigation by DW has uncovered how Chinese mafia groups are running a brutal scam factory located on the Myanmar-Thailand border, highlighting one of Asia's most severe scam compounds.

A conflict monitor reports a sharp escalation in attacks on civilians by Myanmar's military since a new administration took office, even as regional governments increase diplomatic engagement.

Military-backed authorities in Myanmar are systematically removing statues of independence hero Aung San, a move analysts interpret as a deliberate attempt to erase his presence from public life.

ASEAN meetings in the Philippines saw progress on the South China Sea code of conduct, with a target for year-end conclusion, alongside discussions on broader maritime security, energy security, and Myanmar.

Indian authorities, including the NCB and Manipur police, have arrested an alleged drug supplier wanted in NDPS cases, who was reportedly part of a Myanmar-based drug trafficking syndicate.

Myanmar and Laos are reportedly planning to construct the largest hydropower project on the Mekong River's mainstream outside of China, at their remote, mountainous border.

The 59th ASEAN foreign ministers’ meeting has officially commenced in Manila, bringing together top diplomats from Southeast Asian nations. The Philippine chair urged the bloc to 'navigate our future together' as ministers tackle regional security challenges, including Myanmar, and economic resilience amid global uncertainty.

Speculation continues regarding the fate of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, who has not been seen publicly in Myanmar for years.

More than 500 Rohingya asylum seekers have been missing since late June after two boats carrying approximately 530 people departed from Myanmar's Rakhine state and never reached their destination, raising fears of shipwrecks with no survivors.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and UNHCR have voiced serious concern over reports that two boats carrying more than 500 people may have sunk off the coast of Myanmar.

Arnold Putra encountered a harrowing situation in Myanmar, facing arrest for having a Buddha tattoo. Initially apprehended due to his connections with student groups labeled as terrorists by the military junta, he endured intense pressure to confess.

The junta did not invent Myanmar's drone battlefield. It learned it from its enemies. Now those enemies must learn how to defeat the very system they helped prove.

A breakaway faction of the NSCN(IM) insurgent group, operating from Myanmar’s Sagaing region, is suspected of carrying out recent attacks. These attacks resulted in the deaths of three Assam Rifles personnel over the past week.

Officials report that Northeast India is now a carefully organized transit network for gold smuggling from Myanmar, no longer merely a border entry point.

The Melaka Immigration Department detained six Myanmar nationals, including two young boys, during a raid on a grocery shop in Alor Gajah.

ASEAN foreign ministers held an informal meeting in Thailand regarding the situation in Myanmar, with the foreign minister appointed by Myanmar's military-influenced government participating for the first time since the coup five years ago.

A Kenyan labour court has awarded Sh7.3 million to Mariera Bosibori, a woman who was lured to Thailand and subsequently trafficked to Myanmar. The court ruled she was a victim of forced labour and servitude.

Director Aung Phyoe discusses her film 'Fruit Gathering,' which explores the 'conditional' connection between two suppressed women, as it becomes the first Myanmar premiere at the Karlovy Vary film festival.

The Philippines announced that ASEAN will hold a special meeting to discuss its engagement strategy with Myanmar, which has been in political turmoil since a military coup.

Nine years after the Rohingya were driven from Myanmar, discussions about refugee repatriation have resurfaced, though significant progress remains elusive.

A guest column in The Irrawaddy discusses the ongoing resistance movement in Myanmar, highlighting that despite exhaustion, the participants are not giving up.

A group of six Myanmar workers tearfully described frequent violence and verbal abuse they experienced at a farm in Hokkaido to reporters at a press conference.

Myanmar has announced plans to roll out 5G telecommunications services in the country by early 2027. This initiative marks a significant step in the nation's technological infrastructure development.

A strike on a monastery in Myanmar has resulted in the deaths of fourteen people.

An attack by the military junta in Myanmar has resulted in deaths.

Russian companies have requested to obtain majority shares in Myanmar projects, including the Dawei SEZ, during the capital payback period, according to a Russian minister.

In central Myanmar, resistance fighters are defending oilfields that provide funding for their war against the military regime, which is now pushing to retake these strategic assets.

Members of Myanmar's independent Student Revolutionary Force have come under the command of the National Unity Government (NUG), following months of internal tensions that culminated in the arrest of their leader in May.

Chinese authorities have charged 17 individuals involved in a human trafficking ring based in Myanmar, which targeted Chinese citizens. Chinese actor Wang Xing was reportedly among the victims.

Thousands of people trafficked into the cyber-fraud industry in Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar find themselves still trapped even after escaping the scam compounds, often unable to return home.

Myanmar military airstrikes have reportedly killed at least two civilians in the flood-hit Sagaing region, with accusations that the regime is also restricting flood-relief operations in resistance-controlled areas.

Russian President Putin and Myanmar's regime leader have discussed expanding energy ties, with two-thirds of bilateral business transactions now conducted in Russian rubles as Moscow eyes Myanmar's offshore hydrocarbons and LNG market.

Myanmar's systematic stripping of citizenship from the Rohingya community led to mass expulsions and a genocide case at the International Court of Justice.

KG Mobility has announced its entry into the Myanmar market through a new partnership with SSS Group.

Authorities in Northeast India have intensified their drug crackdown following pledges for a drug-free India, with soap cases emerging as a common method for heroin smuggling from Myanmar.

The Selangor government is awaiting the Home Ministry's registration of Myanmar refugees before deciding on its next steps regarding their status and support.

Myanmar's junta has awarded a major trade software contract to a sanctioned Russian technology company, which will develop a system for processing the country’s import and export documentation.

A magnitude 3.3 earthquake originating in Myanmar was detected southwest of Mae Sot in Thailand.

Public bus fares in Yangon, Myanmar, are set to increase starting in September, impacting daily commuters in the city.

Rival groups in Manipur have reportedly united to oppose a proposed land swap deal with Myanmar concerning border territories.

Three Myanmar refugees, a man and his two young sons, died in a house fire in Bagan Serai, Malaysia, while his wife sustained injuries.

Malaysia's foreign minister stated that the country will prioritize the safety of Myanmar refugees before any repatriation efforts to their home country.

Tens of thousands of people have been displaced by surging waters across Myanmar and Laos, with Thai farming communities along the Mekong River bracing for difficult days as authorities warn of persistent heavy rains and potential flash floods.

UN investigators report that Myanmar's military is increasingly using motorized paragliders, gyrocopters, and drones for low-altitude strikes with unguided explosives, leading to a rise in civilian attacks.

A commentary argues that the West should maintain hope for a united, democratic Myanmar, despite five years of civil war where neither the junta nor rebel armies have achieved a decisive victory.

Floods in Myanmar, particularly in Lemyethna township where the Ngawun River embankment was breached, have affected at least 30,000 people and are threatening food security amidst ongoing conflict and crop losses.

Police in Terengganu, Malaysia, have arrested three Myanmar male refugees, working as construction and cleaning workers, in connection with a sexual offence against a disabled woman.

The United States has ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) protections for migrants from Myanmar and South Sudan, impacting their legal residency.

US judges have permitted former President Trump to terminate protections for migrants from South Sudan and Myanmar, impacting their immigration status.

Despite Myanmar touting its economic potential, observers question its feasibility given the country's ongoing conflict and the economic downturn since the 2021 coup, which has seen many pro-democracy protesters flee.

Thailand and Myanmar have pledged to enhance economic cooperation, reopen key trade routes, and accelerate investment with the goal of increasing bilateral trade to US$12 billion.

Myanmar refugees in Thailand are finding new hope through the issuance of Thai identification cards and opportunities for legal employment. These measures allow them to live and work without fear of hiding.

Myanmar's civil war, which began after a 2021 military coup, has resulted in over 100,000 deaths. The ruling junta is reportedly benefiting from the world's diminishing attention and isolation.

India is reportedly considering a proposal for a potential land swap with Myanmar to resolve long-standing border demarcation issues in sensitive areas, such as Manipur's Chandel district.

Police in Tak, Thailand, have arrested four Thais and seven Myanmar nationals in a crackdown on a fraudulent Thai ID card issuance operation in the border province.

The ongoing conflict in Myanmar has resulted in 3.8 million displaced people, with the army escalating air attacks due to increasing territorial losses.

A Singaporean police officer, Kelvin Chelvam, lost his appeal against conviction for his role in the fatal abuse of Myanmar maid Piang Ngaih Don, who weighed only 24kg at her death, resulting in an increased jail sentence.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Myanmar has agreed to accept 5,000 Rohingya refugees currently residing in Malaysia. This agreement marks a significant step in addressing the long-standing issue of Rohingya refugees in the region.

Myanmar's leader has called on Japanese firms to invest in the country, despite Japan not recognizing either the military junta that seized power in the 2021 coup or the current administration that followed it.

As Myanmar grapples with a civil war, the country's wealthy population is reportedly seeking solace in parties and maintaining a 'positive vibes only' attitude. This behavior highlights a stark contrast between the elite and the ongoing conflict.

A conflict monitor warns that the Myanmar military has escalated civilian killings, attributing the onslaught to tactics deployed by the country's new military chief who took over in late March, even as diplomatic efforts continue.

Taiwan-based Myanmar filmmaker Midi Z revealed that his upcoming feature film, 'The Exiles,' starring Sam Worthington, David Duchovny, and Ke-Xi Wu, draws inspiration from Joseph Conrad’s classic novel 'Heart of Darkness,' reimagined in a contemporary setting.

A doctor in Myanmar has spoken out about the country's healthcare system teetering on the brink of collapse following the 2021 coup, highlighting personal sacrifices made to help people despite risks.

Students are challenging a visa ban imposed by UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood on applicants from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan, citing concerns over exploitation of the asylum system.

Two men from Karnataka, India, were reportedly cheated and trapped in a cyber scam camp in Myanmar after responding to a Facebook advertisement.

Discussions at upcoming ASEAN talks are expected to be dominated by the ongoing civil war in Myanmar, a member state excluded from summits since its 2021 military coup, and the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Tunisia is marking the centenary of its Commercial Register, an important milestone for the country's economic and legal framework.

Bangladesh stated at a Delhi meeting that SAARC and BIMSTEC do not need to be rivals. The meeting brought together security advisers and delegation heads from member states including Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.

UN agencies have reported two suspected shipwrecks off the coast of Myanmar, warning that more than 500 people may have died in the incidents.

At least 500 Rohingya individuals are feared dead after two boats carrying them capsized in the Bay of Bengal. The vessels had departed from Myanmar's Rakhine state and refugee camps in Bangladesh.

The son of Myanmar's detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi has demanded proof of life, as her lawyers have not been permitted to meet her since her arrest following the military coup in February 2021.

Analysts warn that ASEAN's re-engagement with Myanmar risks providing legitimacy to the military-led government and undermining the regional group's own plan to end violence in the war-torn country.

Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing is scheduled to make an official visit to Thailand in early August, marking his second trip to an ASEAN member state since taking the presidency.

Asean foreign ministers renewed pressure on Myanmar to advance the bloc's Five-Point Consensus (5PC), with the detention of political prisoners, including former leader Aung San Suu Kyi, remaining a…

India is seeking to enhance its cooperation with Myanmar as part of its 'Act East' and 'Neighbourhood First' policies, aiming to strengthen regional ties.

ASEAN foreign ministers are scheduled to hold their first informal meeting with Myanmar's Foreign Minister U Tin Maung Swe to discuss developments in his country and seek a way forward.