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A Glimpse Into the 2026 Arakan State Parliament
08 Feb 2026
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We Must Remove What Is No Longer Needed
24 Apr 2026
What we call conservatism does not arise suddenly. It is rooted in a desire to preserve social stability and tradition. As a result, conservative customs and local practices exist in many communities. In villages, these are often formalized as “village rules,” or gama-panyat, norms that define what must and must not be done.
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Editorial: Solutions to Arakan-Bangladesh Border Issues Lie With AA
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The recent arrival at Teknaf port of rice exported from the AA-controlled port in Maungdaw is a likely sign of things to come.
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