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How Can Arakan Build a Harmonious Society Amid Its Rich Diversity?
Written By Khine Zaw Border News AgencyMrauk-U, June 10 "Would you like to buy some cow’s milk? It’s only 3,000...
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Functioning of the Administrative Bodies of the Arakan People’s Revolutionary Government
Written By Myat Hnin Wai Border News AgencyMrauk-U, June 1. The Arakan Army (AA), in what is considered the final...
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“I Need One Leg”
Written By Lin Khine Border News AgencyMrauk-U, May 25 Thingyan is just a few days away. Although the situation is...
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Rule of Law in Arakan: A Comprehensive Approach with Short-Term and Long-Term Vision
Border News AgencyMrauk-U, April 30. In Arakan, ULA/AA spokesperson Khine Thu Kha stated on April 25, 2025, that the person...
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Civilians Trapped in Sittwe, Capital, Facing Food Shortages and Restricted Escape Routes
Written By Khine Zaw Thousands of civilians are still trapped inside Sittwe city, which is controlled by the military council...
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How Arakan Aims to Rebuild Its Richly Diverse Society
Written By Lin Khine The Arakan Army (AA), which has declared its intention to take full control of the entire...
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Fleeing for Their Lives, Now Battling Starvation: Displaced Civilians Face Dire Conditions in Arakan
Written By Lin Khine A woman named Ma Khin Khin is holding her newborn baby close to her chest, anxiously...
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Will the Election Promoted by Myanmar’s Coup Leader Actually Take Place?
Written By Lin Khine It has been over four years since the military leader seized power from the civilian government...
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Unpacking the Northern Shan’s imbroglio
Sai Tun Aung Lwin Lashio,April 5. (A) A story of Iraq’s Tal Afar or a blip of Bright Spot In...
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How Will the Challenges Faced by Ethnic Minorities in the Arakan Region Be Addressed?
Written By Khine Lurn In the Arakan region, minority communities, mostly residing in remote areas with poor transportation infrastructure, have...
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