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Myanmar Junta’s Military Aggression Hinders Implementation of Chinese and Indian Projects in Arakan

On This Day in Arakan History ၊ October 12, 1988 October 12, 1988, marks a cornerstone in the resurgence of formal politics, specifically the emergence of the Arakan League for Democracy (ALD) as the premier political voice for the Arakanese people following the 8888 Uprising. While officially registered a year later, the movement crystallized in late 1988, transitioning from street protests to an organized parliamentary strategy. By winning a majority in the 1990 elections a

Severe Cash Shortage Causes Difficulties for Money Transfers and Withdrawals in Arakan

6 Killed, Including Muslims, and at Least 10 Injured in Terrorist Military Junta Airstrike on Sin Aing Village, Wira Thani (Pauktaw) Township

Kyaw Zan, Opinion, October 10, 2026 Chinese and Indian investment sites (photocrd) Myanmar’s ongoing military offensives in Arakan are creating serious security challenges for local communities and threatening the implementation of major Chinese and Indian investment projects. Since the beginning of the so-called “4926 Operation” in early September 2026, the Myanmar military junta has continued its offensives around Sittwe and Kyaukphyu, seeking to regain lost territories. Ho

How can we understand the philosophy of ‘Way of Rakhita’ (WOR) and Arakan Dream developed by ULA leadership?

Departmental Staff Led by Township Party Committee Conduct Collective Cleanup of Mya Kan Tha Kandawgyi Lake to Ensure Clean Drinking Water for Maungdaw Residents

ARSA Militants Simultaneously Attack Three Border Police Posts

ULA Issues Statement of Gratitude to Those Who Condemned the Bombing of Kyauktaw "India Market"

Mizoram Governor Directs IRCON to Expedite Completion of Paletwa–Zorinpui Road Project

News Analysis, October 7, 2026 BBC-Burmese's coverage on junta's airstrikes on IDP camp and its logo (photocrd) On the past October 4th and 5th, the terrorist fascist military deliberately targeted and bombed IDP camps in Ponnagyun Township, Rakhine State, namely Byala IDP Camp and Pan Nila IDP Camp. Due to these attacks, a total of 8 civilian IDPs were killed, and 11 were injured. The complete list of those killed and injured is as follows: Such deliberate targeting and atta

Seizure of Illicit Drugs and Related Funds in Brotherhood Alliance Administered Territory

Opinion, October 7, 2026 ARSA leaders and Myanmar junta leaders (photocrd) In recent days, a local news agency reported an interview about the Myanmar military’s transfer of around 800 weapons into the hands of ARSA during 2024. The interviewee said that he personally witnessed the transfer. He also said that the Myanmar military instructed ARSA and other Muslim militants to occupy northern Arakan by exterminating non-Muslim groups, including Rakhine, Hindu and other communit

"This is a place where civilians live. There is not a single Arakan Army member here; they live completely separately from civilians."

The Military Council’s Frightening Propaganda Tactics: Legitimizing Mass Killings by Fabricating False Narratives

Fascist Terrorist Junta Commits Severe War Crimes Through Repeated Fighter Jet Bombardments on IDP Camps

On This Day in Arakan History ၊ October 6, 1995 October 6, 1995, marks the founding of the All-Arakan Students' and Youths' Congress (AASYC), a pivotal moment in the mobilization of the younger generation against military dictatorship. Established in the liberated areas along the Thai-Myanmar border, the AASYC emerged as a primary intellectual and activist hub for exiled Arakanese students who had fled the crackdowns of the late 1980s and early 1990s. By centering "Student Po

Eight Civilians Killed, 11 Injured in Two Days as Myanmar Military Bombs Ponnagyun IDP Camps

Two Killed, Including Student, as Junta Bombs Ponnagyun IDP Camp for Second Consecutive Day

News Analysis, October 5, 2026 Cover page of the recent Guardian report (photocrd) On October 1, 2026, The Guardian published a report about the actions of the Arakan Army (AA) in Buthidaung township in northern Arakan. The report focused mainly on three locations: the new Htan Shauk Khan village near Hnget Thay village, Ywet Nyo Taung village, and U Hla Phay village. Based on satellite images, field information and testimonies, the report presented serious allegations agains