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A new art exhibition in Bangkok explores the horrific experience of civilians caught up in the unrelenting violence of air strikes in Myanmar.

YANGON: Myanmar Railways (MR) reported that there have been 205 mine attacks in the area of railways and train stations, 163 mine attacks on railway bridges and 42 arson attacks on station buildings and staff housings in more than three years from February 1, 2021, to May 21, 2024.

Myanmar Railways announces hundreds of attacks on railroads, bridges, stations, staff housing Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

1 killed, 2 injured in bridge explosion in southern Myanmar-

To meet the conscription quota enforced by the Junta, a booming market has emerged in Mon State where migrant workers are hired as substitutes, Than Lwin Times has learned. Township and village administrators under the Junta, collect the lists of young people for conscription. However many of these young people have refused to serve, or fled. Hence it is difficult to meet the

The Mon State Defense Force (MSDF) and the Mon State Revolutionary Force (MSRF), two armed resistance groups formed during the Spring Revolution and focused on the Mon people, have begun military cooperation, officials from both sides confirmed. The agreement between MSRF and the MSDF encompasses joint military training, and collaboration in the production of military

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To stave off defeat, the military regime is robbing the country’s youth of livelihoods and educational opportunities.

Three years since a coup restored full military rule in Myanmar, armed rebels are on the offensive. The country’s civil war is often painted in terms of ethnic strife — yet the opposition forces alone uphold the hope of an inclusive democracy.

Fighting between the Junta and the Karen National Liberation Army-led joint forces in Win Yay Township in Dooplaya District, controlled by the Karen National Union (KNU), that has caused the displacement of tens of thousands of residents from around 10 villages, to flee and seek shelter in caves, forests, and distant villages. .