Bangladesh Foreign Affairs State Minister Says Bangladesh Should Maintain Good Relations with Arakan Army (AA)

Aung Naing Lin, Opinion, November 9, 2026 AI creation about the commentary's coverphoto Bangladesh and Arakan are two neighbouring regions with a long history of political, economic, and cultural connections. Their relationship should not be understood only through today's refugee crisis, border security concerns, or religious differences. A broader historical view shows that the two regions developed alongside each other, shared commercial and cultural links, and influenced

Muslim Community Expresses Readiness to Leave the Past Behind and Jointly Build the Future Arakan

2020 General Election Held; 73 Percent of Rakhine State's Eligible Voters Disenfranchised

2015 General Election Held; Arakan National Party Wins Majority of Parliamentary Seats

Eight Killed, Including Children, and Seven Injured as Myanmar Junta Bombs School and Homes in Kani Township, Sagaing Region

Football Tournament Commemorating the 48th Birthday of the Arakan Army Commander-in-Chief Successfully Concluded in Maungdaw District

Arakan Army Donates 2,200 Pyi of Rice in Mong Yu (105) Mile on Birthday of ULA Chairman and AA Commander-in-Chief Major General Twan Mrat Naing

Mujahid Rebellion in Northern Arakan Is Terminated

Twan Mrat Naing, Founder of the Arakan Army and Liberator of Arakan, Is Born

Terrorist Myanmar Military Conducts Late-Night Airstrike on Nan Kyar Village in Mrauk-U Township (A pregnant woman killed and around 10 innocent civilians injured)

News Analysis, November 6, 2026 Family members crying for their loved ones killed by junta air attacks in Ponnagyun (photocrd) Observers often say that civilians are the main victims of war between opposing forces. While this statement is generally true, it does not distinguish between those who protect local communities and those responsible for attacking them. In Arakan, the conflict between Myanmar's military junta and the Arakan Army (AA) has different meanings for the tw

UNICEF Warns Children, Schools, and Healthcare Facilities Remain Targeted in Military Airstrikes Across Arakan and Myanmar

Terrorist Military Council Continuously Carries Out Indiscriminate Airstrikes Across Arakan on Midnight of November 1 and November 2, 2026

News, November 2, 2026 Killed civilians and destroyed bridge (photocrd) On November 1, 2026, Myanmar's military junta carried out a series of airstrikes targeting four townships in Arakan: Kyauktaw, Mrauk-U, Kyaukphyu, and Virathani (formerly Pauktaw). The attacks struck civilian infrastructure, including a bridge, a temporary medical clinic, a maternity ward, and residential areas, killing at least 12 civilians, including a newborn baby, and injuring 32 others. At approximat