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78TH UNION DAY ANNIVERSARY: Reinvigoration of Panglong Agreement the way to go
Once again, we are tasked with having to assess our well-being and how we are faring on the 78th Union Day Anniversary or the signing of Panglong Agreement on February 12, 1947.
Sai WANSAI
Opinion paper
Myanmar scam gangs free 261 people
Deputy PM says Thailand is prepared for an influx and aims to repatriate foreigners quicklyed.
Mongkol Bangprapa: Assawin Pinitwong
News
From rebel to kingpin: The ruthless rise of Saw Chit Thu
A master of defection and betrayal, the warlord has secured wealth, influence and control over the illicit underworld along the Thai-Myanmar border
The Nation
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Karen Warlord Protests Against Thai Arrest Threat Over Scam Centers
“I would like to ask: what exactly have I done to Thailand that would justify such an arrest?” Saw Chit Thu demanded, speaking to BBC Burmese. “Have I committed any acts of rebellion against Thailand?”
Irrawaddy
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IEC Plans to Issue Temporary Residency Cards in Karenni State
The Interim Executive Council (IEC) of Karenni State is preparing to issue temporary residency cards for both local residents and individuals coming to work or visit the region.
Kantarawaddy Times
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Prosecutors urge DSI to gather more evidence for Saw Chit Thu warrant
Human trafficking prosecutors believe the evidence may be insufficient for the court to issue arrest warrants for the three key Myanmar military officers.
The Nation
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2 police generals transferred for alleged links to grey businesses in Myanmar
The two officers have been stripped of their posts and are now assuming ‘inactive’ roles at the Operations Centre of the RTP, dubbed the grave yard for officers facing fact-finding or disciplinary probes.
Thai PBS World
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Time to end ASEAN’s accommodative approach in Myanmar
The junta government thrives on violence, deception and a systematic erosion of Myanmar’s democratic institutions.
The Jakarta Post
Opinion paper
Myanmar: Renewed conflict dims Rohingya repatriation hopes
The Arakan Army (AA) rebel group — which is fighting the ruling junta for control of Myanmar's western borderlands — wants more autonomy for the ethnic Rakhine people, a population that is also accused of aiding the military in their expulsion of the Rohingya.
Shaikh Azizur Rahman
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Trump’s retreat leaves Myanmar wholly to China
USAID suspension announces America’s withdrawal from Myanmar, giving China free hand to manipulate nation’s conflict to its advantage
Bertil Lintner, Thailand-based journalist, author and security analyst
Opinion paper