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ULA provides emergency relief to flood victims across Arakan State

Editorial : Beyond Barbed Wire: Why Arakan's Crisis Requires Political Solutions

Admin 08 Jul 2026

Six civilians, including child, injured in junta air and naval attacks on Kyeintali Town

Admin 08 Jul 2026

Heavy rains deepen livelihood crisis for Arakan IDPs

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Airpower as Strategy: How Myanmar’s Junta Is Recalibrating War in Arakan

By Admin

Myanmar’s military regime is intensifying its reliance on airpower in Arakan State, marking a strategic shift with significant humanitarian and political consequences.

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Junta warships patrol Thandwe coast, raising local fears

Landslides on India-Arakan trade route strand hundreds of cargo trucks

Man drowns in floodwaters in Kyauktaw Twsp village

Arakan's Humanitarian Emergency at the Intersection of War, Floods and Political Change

Over 30 Minbya Twsp villages hit by severe floods

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Airpower as Strategy: How Myanmar’s Junta Is Recalibrating War in Arakan

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Building Arakan: Inside the Administrative Architecture of the Arakan People's Revolutionary Government

Sino-Indian rivalry deepens as junta seeks backing from Beijing and New Delhi