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It’s Saturday afternoon and the kids are all connected to separate devices. So are the parents. Sounds familiar? Many families want to set ground rules to...

India on Friday began deporting the first group of Myanmar refugees who sought shelter there after a military coup in 2021 and plans to send back more in the coming days, weeks after saying it would end a visa-free border policy with Myanmar. Thousands of civilians and hundreds of troops from Myan

The Manipur government will deport 77 Myanmar nationals, including 55 women and five children, by Monday, officials said here.The Myanmar nationals fled to Manipur after the Military junta seized power in that country on February 1, 2021.A ...

India begins deporting first group of Myanmar refugees who fled 2021 coup

After the military council activated the National Conscription Law on 10 February 2024, some Kachin youth have attempted to go abroad while others are considering joining resistance groups. At the same time, some resistance groups in Kachin State have responded by releasing statements inviting youth to join them in armed struggle. Civil war has occurred in Burma for more than

More than 130 staff and students are detained and evacuated by rebels who attacked junta troops on campus.

A combined force of multiple People’s Defense Forces (PDFs) killed 15 Burma army soldiers during three days of clashes in Sagaing Region, according to a source from the National Unity Government’s (NUG) Military Region No-1. The clashes took place in the area of Sakant, Kan Gyi and Kan Tha villages in Kalay District. Four resistance fighters were killed during the clashes.

In five townships in Ayeyarwady Region including Pathein and Kyonpyaw, pro-Junta Pyu-Saw-Htee militias are coercing villagers into drawing lots for recruitment, forcing the unfortunate “winners” to become new recruits. The Chief Minister of the Ayeyarwady Region under the Junta, U Tin Maung Win, a retired lieutenant general, has personally been meeting with township

The fourth session of 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) had thorough discussion on matters of urgent public importance pertaining to “Fencing of Indo-Myanmar Border.”

Brigadier laiphrakpam ibotombi singh (retd)(those who have voiced against indo-myanmar border fencing have their hidden agendas as they are directly or indirectly benefitting from drug trafficking, human trafficking and other illegal trades)on feb 8, 2024