At least 236 killed in Myanmar flooding from Typhoon Yagi | Floods News

At least 236 killed in Myanmar flooding from Typhoon Yagi | Floods News

Multiple states and regions affected in a country already plunged into crisis by the February 2021 coup. At least 236 people have been confirmed dead after Typhoon Yagi caused severe flooding in several regions of Myanmar. Some 77 people remain missing, the state-run Global New Light of Myanmar reported on…

Myanmar’s military chief says foreign aid needed after deadly floods | Weather News

Myanmar’s military chief says foreign aid needed after deadly floods | Weather News

More than 235,000 people have been forced from their homes after floods and landslides caused by Typhoon Yagi. Myanmar’s military chief has made a rare request for foreign aid, state media reported, to cope with deadly floods that have displaced hundreds of thousands of people who have already endured three…

Bangladesh youth revolution: One month after toppling government | Protests

Bangladesh youth revolution: One month after toppling government | Protests

We reconnect with our Bangladesh community, one month since a youth-led movement forced out PM Hasina. Last week, Bangladesh marked one month since a youth-led movement ended Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year rule. Initially sparked by protests against a quota system for government jobs, the unrest soon escalated into a…

Myanmar regime labels key ethnic armed groups ‘terrorist’ organisations | Conflict News

Myanmar regime labels key ethnic armed groups ‘terrorist’ organisations | Conflict News

The designation bans anyone from joining or having contact with the MNDAA, TNLA and the Arakan Army. The Myanmar military has designated three major ethnic armed groups that have advanced across swaths of northern and western Myanmar over the past year as “terrorist” groups. The designation was made on September…

‘Enough is enough’: Rohingya demand end to violence in Myanmar | Human Rights News

‘Enough is enough’: Rohingya demand end to violence in Myanmar | Human Rights News

Rohingya seeking refuge in Bangladesh hold rallies marking the seventh anniversary of their exodus from Myanmar. Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have held rallies in camps to mark the seventh anniversary of the military crackdown in Myanmar that forced them to flee. Refugees from children to the…

More injured Rohingya arriving in Bangladesh as Myanmar war intensifies | Rohingya News

More injured Rohingya arriving in Bangladesh as Myanmar war intensifies | Rohingya News

Medical charity MSF warns of urgent need to protect civilians caught up in escalating conflict in western Rakhine State. More Rohingya are arriving in Bangladesh from Myanmar with war-related injuries amid escalating conflict between the military and the Arakan Army (AA) in western Rakhine State, according to international medical group…

Min Aung Hlaing admits pressure after Myanmar anti-coup forces claim base | Conflict News

Min Aung Hlaing admits pressure after Myanmar anti-coup forces claim base | Conflict News

Anti-coup fighters claimed to have taken control of key military base in northeastern Lashio over the weekend. Myanmar’s army chief and coup leader Senior General Min Aung Hlaing has acknowledged his troops are under pressure after anti-coup fighters claimed to have taken control of a key military base in the…

‘Potential for new Myanmar’ as anti-coup forces push new northern offensive | Conflict News

‘Potential for new Myanmar’ as anti-coup forces push new northern offensive | Conflict News

On June 25, an explosion shook the town of Mogok, in Myanmar’s central Mandalay region, sending Hla Su and her family rushing for shelter in a nearby trench. Over the next three days, they waited underground for the fighting to stop, but it only got worse. “When the explosions subsided,…

Myanmar military government extends state of emergency by six months | Conflict News

Myanmar military government extends state of emergency by six months | Conflict News

Military pledged to hold elections in 2025 after repeated delays caused by extensions of emergency rule. Myanmar’s military government has extended the country’s state of emergency by six months as it struggles to maintain its grip on power. All members of the military-controlled National Defence and Security Council “unanimously decided”…