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As food and accommodation problems worsen, some Kawkareik residents displaced for over three months by the intense fighting between the Junta and joint resistance forces, have opted to risk returning home. War-displaced individuals from Kawkareik in Karen State, lacking assistance and relying on monasteries for food, chose to risk the inadequate security situation and return

In response to a string of military setbacks and growing resistance nationwide, the Military Council has pragmatically initiated the recall of veterans into military service in Mon State, highlighting its depleted manpower. Over the past three years since the coup, the Military Council has confronted numerous armed resistance movements across the country, resulting in the loss

In a move seen as an effort to supplement the military’s dwindling numbers, Myanmar’s government is actively encouraging students to join the University Training Corps (UTC). Reports from junta-affiliated newspapers reveal that several high-ranking generals,...

The Mon State Federal Council (MSFC) has commenced accepting youths and civilians wishing to escape from diverse political repression. According to MSFC official Mi Thaw Ta Zin, her organization is presently verifying the personal details of individuals reaching out to MSFC and placing them in appropriate fields, including education, employment, and armed revolution. "Those

A run-down of the ethnic armies and various political organizations fighting the Myanmar civil war.

The Three Brotherhood Alliance has rendered the military junta incapable of achieving its goals.

Myanmar Civil War: A possible retaliation by Myanmar forces to regain territories in Rakhine may force more Rohingyas to enter Bangladesh in the coming days, said Rohingya leaders living in Teknaf.

A possible reprisal by Myanmar forces to regain territories in Rakhine may force more Rohingyas to infiltrate into Bangladesh in the coming days, fear Rohingya leaders in Bangladesh.

New conscription law will come into force in April, when 60,000 young men and women will be recruited in waves of 5,000 at a time

The Mon State Federal Council (MSFC) plans to enable young people from Mon State, fleeing from the Junta's conscription law, to engage in revolutionary activities, and has pledged to ensure their security to the best of their ability. On February 10th, coup leader Min Aung Hlaing announced the enforcement of the conscription law, which had been enacted in 2010 under former