Current Issues & News on Burma & Burmese people with the sub sections – News, Feature, Interview, Photo-News, Op-Ed and so on
Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 15, 2025 Morning 🚩🚩 1. Two Junta Soldiers Killed in Clash with Mon Resistance Forces on Thanbyuzayat–Ye Road June 14 – Radio NUG A battle broke out between Mon revolutionary forces and junta troops on…
Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Jun 15, 2025 Morning 📌📌 1. Union Minister U Aung Myo Min Meets with Yangon Representative Committee (CRYH) MPs June 14Radio NUG Union Minister for Human Rights U Aung Myo Min met with a delegation of…
Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 14, 2025 Evening 🚩🚩 1. Nai Kong Ywet warns that if sufficient military and political influence cannot be established, Mon State could fall into the hands of others June 14 If sufficient military and political…
Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Jun 13, 2025 Evening 📌📌 1. Military Junta Accused of Weaponizing Prisoner Releases for Political Leverage, Says Myanmar Ambassador to the UN June 14 Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun, Myanmar’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, has…
Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 14, 2025 Morning 🚩🚩 1. Junta Soldiers Abandon Nga Yant Ni Outpost on the Thai–Myanmar Border and Flee into Thailand June 13Radio NUG On June 12, junta troops stationed at the Nga Yant Ni outpost, located in Dawei…
Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Jun 14, 2025 Morning 📌📌 1. CRPH Enacts the “Nonviolent Civil Disobedience Government Employee Law” June 13Radio NUG The Committee Representing the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) has officially announced that the “Nonviolent Civil Disobedience Government Employee Law,”…
The Myanmar Spring Chronicle emphasizes the crucial need for accountability within armed revolutionary groups amidst reported incidents of sexual misconduct, financial misappropriation, and civilian abuse. It argues that tolerating such injustices undermines the legitimacy of the revolution, asserting that justice and ethical conduct are essential for genuine revolutionary ideals.
Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 13, 2025 Evening 🚩🚩 1. People’s Defense Force (PDF) Naypyitaw Region Battalion 808 Successfully Concludes Refresher Course No. (1/2025) June 13 The People’s Defense Force (PDF) under the Naypyitaw Regional Military Command has successfully held…
Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Jun 13, 2025 Evening 📌📌 1. Myanmar Ambassador to the UN Emphasizes That Security Council’s Decisive Action Matters More Than Closed-Door Meetings on Myanmar June 13 Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun, Myanmar’s Permanent Representative to the United…
Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 13, 2025 Morning 🚩🚩 1. Junta Troops Ambushed on Mawlamyine–Thanbyuzayat Highway June 12Radio NUG At approximately 5:00 AM on June 11, the Ramanya Mon Armed Forces (NMSP-AD/RMA) launched an ambush on a Myanmar military convoy traveling in a FAW…
Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Jun 13, 2025 Morning 📌📌 1. Interim Local Public Administration Central Committee Meeting Convened under the Leadership of Prime Minister Mahn Winn Khaing Thann June 12Radio NUG The National Unity Government (NUG) convened the (21/2025) meeting…
Over one million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face severe hardships, linked to unresolved tensions with Rakhine communities and citizenship laws. The military coup in Myanmar shifted dynamics. Key actors include Bangladesh, the Arakan Army (AA), and the junta. A complex resolution requires addressing deep mistrust and ensuring human rights for the Rohingya.
Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 12, 2025 Evening 🚩🚩 1. Three Civilians Captured and Executed by Junta Troops in Hpakant June 12In Hpakant Township, Kachin State, three civilians were reportedly captured and executed by the junta’s military column, and their…
Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Jun 12, 2025 Evening 📌📌 1. Myanmar’s UN Ambassador: All Future-Oriented Dialogue Must Align with the People’s Will and Interests June 12 —Speaking at an informal plenary meeting held on June 10 at the UN Headquarters in…
On June 10, the People’s Liberation Army in Myanmar claimed to have shot down a junta fighter jet during clashes in Sagaing Region. While video evidence supports the claim, some local sources dispute it, attributing the crash to technical failure. This incident signifies a growing threat to junta air power and boosts resistance morale.
