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‘Be back by 7’: For Yangon’s young, a life ruled by a self-enforced curfew
A first-time visitor to Myanmar’s commercial capital finds a city drained of much of its vitality, as conflict takes its invisible toll
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View all‘Be back by 7’: For Yangon’s young, a life ruled by a self-enforced curfewMyanmar Now · 2026-10-30 11:31 UTCMyanmar junta bombs religious ceremony; kills own POWs in Chin StateMyanmar Now · 2026-10-30 11:22 UTCASEAN envoy ends Myanmar trip with no public Suu Kyi meetingMyanmar Now · 2026-10-30 04:52 UTCMyanmar’s military is regaining ground, costing the resistance key connectionsMyanmar Now · 2026-10-29 10:52 UTCMyanmar junta launches arson spree in Sagaing after colonel’s killingMyanmar Now · 2026-10-29 09:18 UTCMyanmar junta columns suffer heavy losses in Sagaing as resistance attacks intensifyMyanmar Now · 2026-10-29 08:13 UTC
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Myanmar junta bombs religious ceremony; kills own POWs in Chin State
The regime’s airstrike in Sagaing Region injured a monk and forced the cancellation of a Paṭṭhāna scripture recitation in what locals say was a targeted attack
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ASEAN envoy ends Myanmar trip with no public Suu Kyi meeting
The Philippines, the regional bloc’s current chair, has repeatedly requested access to the detained leader of the country’s deposed government
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Myanmar’s military is regaining ground, costing the resistance key connections
Myanmar’s military is regaining control of key roads across the country, disrupting connections between resistance-held territories and making it harder for anti-junta forces to move fighters, weapons, and supplies, according to resistance officials and sources interviewed by Myanmar Now. The gains include sections of highways leading towards the borders with China, India, and Thailand, as …
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Myanmar junta launches arson spree in Sagaing after colonel’s killing
More than 10,000 locals from 19 villages have fled the junta column’s attacks, which have now been ongoing for almost 10 days
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Myanmar junta columns suffer heavy losses in Sagaing as resistance attacks intensify
Two columns, with a total of around 500 troops, have been almost completely wiped out since the start of a junta offensive earlier this month, resistance sources claim
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Myanmar regime imprisons two Islamic teachers and seizes mosque
The junta arrested the religious leaders and sealed off the mosque after it retook Nawnghkio from the TNLA last year
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ASEAN envoy visits Myanmar as junta seeks return to summits
ASEAN envoy Maria Theresa Lazaro’s Myanmar visit comes as military authorities seek a return to regional summits and speculation grows over a possible meeting with detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi
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Chin forces resist Myanmar junta’s offensive in southern Chin
Resistance forces say BNRA troops who defected to the junta earlier this year were among prisoners captured during recent clashes
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Malaysia to seek clarification over reports of detained Myanmar returnees
Malaysia will seek clarification from Myanmar over reports that hundreds of migrants recently returned to the country are being held in military detention, Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan said on Monday. Malaysia in late September sent back around 1,500 Myanmar nationals as it launched a scheme that rights groups say may endanger migrants by returning them …
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Sagaing resistance group surrenders weapons to NUG, dissolves after leader’s killing
The Sadaung Moe Kyoe PDF, a group operating outside the NUG’s command structure, cited safety concerns in its decision to disband
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Myanmar war crimes survivors look to Denmark for justice
A change in Danish law opens a new door for victims of atrocities in Myanmar to seek accountability from the country’s military rulers
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Myanmar charity worker who built a lifeline for the poor loses it all after military coup
Forced into exile, Moe Gyi, the founder of the Moe Myittar Charity Association remains committed to helping others in any way he can
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At least two killed in blast in Myanmar’s Rakhine state capital
An explosion in central Sittwe killed at least two people amid intensifying fighting for the Rakhine State capital, with conflicting accounts of who is responsible
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Nighttime junta airstrike kills 2 and injures 6 in Pauktaw Township
The regime has been bombing Rakhine State townships almost daily for months in its attempt to fend off the AA, leaving civilians reeling in fear