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The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) 2026 Chair the Philippines’ Special Envoy on Burma Ma. Theresa P. Lazaro briefed reporters on Tuesday about the “informal” meeting held with Burma’s regime Foreign Minis
KHANTI: In Khanti Township, Sagaing Region, forced arrests are being carried out in violation of the Public Service Law and its bylaws, according to U Goon Wun, the People's Representative for Khanti Township. He made th
■Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Myanmar presents his credentials to the State President ■Discussions were held on enhancing cooperation between the two countries in the sectors of trade, economy, agriculture
It has been learned that field surveys will be conducted on islands within the Mergui Archipelago for solar power systems and "Wa" potato cultivation businesses. In Myeik, Tanintharyi Region, regional lawmakers and busin
It is known that a joint meeting of monks and abbots from various sects who observed Waso, Waso in Mya Wadi Township, Kayin State was held at 1 PM on July 22 at the Sasana Hita Kari Viman Hall within the precincts of Shw
Interim President Min Aung Hlaing, who has been continuously committing military offensives, arson, and aerial bombardments across the country since the coup, has accused the resistance movements against them of destroyi
Ayeyarwaddy Times July 22 A military vehicle from the interim government's 22nd Division, which was en route to a front-line troop rotation, overturned on the Asia Road south of Myawaddy town in Kayin State, resulting in
The interim government has resumed train services between Myitkyina and Mogok under the title "For the Benefit of the Nation and the People" starting yesterday, July 21, to reshape military, ammunition, and supply routes
The interim government, which has changed its name from the military junta, continues to falsely claim to the international community that political prisoners are receiving adequate medical treatment. However, it has bee
AYEYARWADDY TIMES July 22 Due to import restrictions imposed by the junta, which fears foreign exchange outflows, feed and raw materials for poultry farming have become scarce, leading to a nearly 50% reduction in chicke
The 55th Division of the State Administration Council's military, which suffered casualties in battles around Phlu and Min Let Pan villages in southern Myawaddy, Karen State, has been withdrawn from the front lines, and
The provisional government, which was formed by faking a parliament and government body after holding a sham election that has been rejected and denied by the international community and the general public, has shown tha
The Inssein Township Police Station checkpoint in Inssein Township, Yangon Region, was attacked with high-power grenades last night, July 21, according to Yangon Army (YA), one of the urban guerrilla forces. According to
Nineteen undocumented Myanmar nationals have been arrested by Thai authorities in Ton Pha Pum Township, Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand, according to reports from the Thai side. On the morning of July 20, Thai authoritie
Myanmar's military junta has rotated battered frontline troops and launched fresh offensives south of the key border town of Myawaddy in Karen State, where heavy fighting against ethnic resistance forces remains ongoing,
Residents across Myanmar's northern Kachin State are struggling with mounting economic, educational, and humanitarian hardships following two full years of a total telecommunications and internet blackout imposed by the
Photo – Some of the internally displaced persons in Myain Township. (File Photo) In Myain Township, Magway Region, where the military junta's troops are advancing, bodies of murdered local residents have been found, and
To reduce government investment expenditure, power generation and power plant projects will be implemented with private investment, said Deputy Minister U Aye Kyaw of the Ministry of Electricity and Energy. Deputy Minist
According to the Myanmar Fire Brigade, one man died while cleaning a water tank located under a house on Myawaddy Mingyi Road, Kyansitthar Ward, Dala Township, Yangon Region. It is reported that around 1:08 PM on July 22
(July 22, 2026) Mizzima. Today's prominent news includes the continued escalation of military tensions in Sagaing, Magway, Mon, and Tamu regions. In Tamu Township, fighting is so intense that the NUG's interim administra
News that military chief Min Aung Hlaing and Thai Prime Minister will meet in Bangkok. News that YA forces said one person was injured in a bomb attack on Insein Police Station. News that Myanmar refugees are being warne
In Ahlone Township, Yangon Region, locals are demanding justice regarding an incident where a three-and-a-half-year-old child was bitten all over the body by a man. The incident occurred in the staff quarters of the Civi
Photo – Kuki Women Human Rights Organization (KWHRO) providing emergency basic food items and supplies to displaced persons from Tammu Township. The National Unity Government (NUG) Tammu Township Emergency Administration
Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Office of the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services issued the Martial Law Order No. 4/2026 on 21 July 2026. Martial Law Order No. 2/2026 and Martial Law Order No. 3/2026, issued by the
The 20th day of the second regular session of the Third Amyotha Hluttaw was held at 10:00 a.m. on July 22nd, at the Amyotha Hluttaw meeting hall in Nay Pyi Taw, with 202 out of 209 eligible parliamentarians in attendance
The 27th day of the second regular session of the Third Pyithu Hluttaw was held at 10:00 a.m. on July 22nd, at the Pyithu Hluttaw meeting hall in Nay Pyi Taw, with 344 out of 344 eligible parliamentarians in attendance.
Union Minister for Immigration and Population U Mynt Kyaing accompanied by responsible officials visited Basic Education High School in Magyipin Village, Tatkone Township, Union Territory in the morning on July 22nd and
Shan State Chief Minister U Sai Htein Soe, along with relevant officials, attended a meeting with livestock entrepreneurs at the briefing hall of the Shan Yoma Livestock Zone in Nyaungshwe Town, Kalaw District on July 22
Magway Region Chief Minister U Tin Ko Ko, accompanied by region ministers, met with the Padan military station, the Township Administrative Body, departmental officials, village tract administrators, town elders, and loc
In a major diplomatic development signaling a shift in Southeast Asian regional engagement, Myanmar regime leader Min Aung Hlaing is set to meet with Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul in Bangkok Aug. 6-7. The visit
A 72-year-old farmer imprisoned under anti-terrorism laws has died following a stroke in Bago Region, marking the latest death linked to severe medical neglect inside Myanmar’s penal system. The death of Tun Myint at Pau
The Thai prime minister said today that he would raise the ongoing toxic contamination in a river in northern Thailand with the Myanmar regime leader during his official visit early next month. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said Thailand would seek cooperation directly from Min Aung Hlaing, who will be on an official visit to Bangkok on August 3-4, as the issue concerns both countries. Thailand will use the upcoming visit to press for Myanmar’s full cooperation in addressing toxic contamination in the Kok River, Anutin said, adding, “The matter between neighbouring countries should first be discussed and resolved between ourselves… This will not be just a ceremonial visit involving a banquet or an inspection of the guard of honour.” “We will hold substantive discussions on issues that are beneficial to both countries,” Anutin insisted. He added that Myanmar regime Foreign Minister Tin Maung Swe met him last week, when Thailand conveyed its concerns ahead of Min Aung Hlaing’s visit. The Kok River, the source of which is in Myanmar’s Shan State before flowing through Thailand’s Chiang Rai Province, has become the focus of growing concern after repeated tests detected elevated levels of arsenic and other heavy metals. Thai civil networks and local and foreign researchers believe the contamination is linked to upstream gold and rare earth mining operations in Myanmar, many of which are backed by Chinese investors. The issue has sparked a series of public protests in Thailand. On July 6, environmental groups and local residents marched to the Chinese Consulate-General in Chiang Mai to demand action over what they described as cross-border pollution from mining operations in Myanmar. Two days later, activists gathered outside the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok, urging Beijing to help address the alleged environmental impacts of Chinese-backed mining projects and calling for greater protection of communities along the Kok, Sai, Ruak and Mekong rivers. Anutin added that the two sides would also discuss other cross-border issues, including agricultural burning, efforts to combat the production of illicit drugs and other matters of mutual concern. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said during the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Manila that Min Aung Hlaing’s upcoming visit to Thailand is part of a dual-track approach. “There are pressing bilateral issues we have to deal with, issues of … transnational crime, scams and the issue of drugs,” he said, adding that the approach did not mean abandoning ASEAN’s long-standing five-point peace plan. Myanmar’s senior regime officials, including Min Aung Hlaing, have been formally excluded from ASEAN’s major meetings since he seized power in a 2021 coup that toppled Aung San Suu Kyi’s democratically elected government. Myanmar is being represented by its regime foreign affairs permanent secretary at the ongoing Manila meeting. According to AFP, Sihasak also said he has asked his ASEAN counterparts to think about “how we measure progress” at a recent meeting in Bangkok with Myanmar regime Foreign Minister Tin Maung Swe. “If the government in Myanmar provides access [to Suu Kyi] for the ASEAN special envoy, is that a measure of progress? If there’s some reduction of violence, let’s say along the Thai-Myanmar border … is that progress?
Government of National Unity Sagaing Federal Unit, According to Myoung Township Public Security Force, the drugs seized in Myoung Township were burned and destroyed in accordance with the law. Sagaing Region Tamu Distric
Rising input costs and artificially low retail prices set by the regime have prompted some poultry farmers to scale back production. This has led to a shortage of eggs across Myanmar, with prices reaching record highs an
In Homalin Township, Sagaing Region, the Chindwin River water level has exceeded the warning level, according to the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology's announcement at 8 AM on July 22. The Chindwin River water lev
Photo – Houses in Myaing destroyed by fire set by the junta. In Magway Region’s Myaing Township, 26 locals have been killed in two months due to the offensive operations of the junta’s troops, according to local resident