Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya
Burma blames Islamist group for attacks in Arakan
Burma’s government says a group inspired by Islamist militants was behind recent attacks on police border posts in Arakan State.
Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya
Burma’s government says a group inspired by Islamist militants was behind recent attacks on police border posts in Arakan State.
Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya
Burma’s army displays evidence that the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation, a group widely seen as defunct, was involved in recent attacks in Arakan State.
Analysis Contributor Lead Story News Opinion
By not seeing ethnic groups like the Rohingya or the Rakhine as unitary collective actors, we are better able to avoid the trap of attributing collective responsibility.
Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya
Burma says at least nine police officers were killed and four were wounded in multiple assaults on border guard posts.
The security risk in Burma remains unaltered due to domestic and international dangers, say police in Naypyidaw.
An alleged member of the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO), Khalid Mohammed alias Khaleed, was arrested by the Indian Investigation Agency in Hyderabad, India, on Monday. An alleged militant of the Jamaat –Ul-Mujahideen[…]
Hsenwi local MP Sai Win Khine said “four Bengalis” were detained when police stopped a bus travelling from Lashio to the border town of Muse.
ASEAN Lead Story News Politics
Southeast Asian heads of state join other world leaders in Naypyidaw for the 25th ASEAN Summit. But will the South China Sea islands dispute derail talks again?
Police and military line the streets of Burma’s capital, ahead of the East Asia Summit.
Conflict Kachin Lead Story News Rohingya
The Kachin Independence Organisation has officially denounced claims that the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation requested any type of military partnership within the northern rebel territories.
In a nine-point statement, the two countries agree to share information regarding border issues and establish a direct channel of communication between senior officials from both sides.
As the body of slain Bangladeshi soldier Nayek Mizanur Rahman was being transported home after an autopsy on Monday, the war of words continues between Burma and its western neighbour.
Lead Story News Politics Rohingya
Burma maintains that it shot and killed a guerrilla thought to be a Rohingya militant, but Bangladesh says one of its border guards is missing and wants to identify the body.
Troops clashed at the Burma-Bangladesh border again as tensions boil over while Burmese soldiers were returning the body of a Bangladeshi killed in a skirmish two days before.
The Rohingyas remain one of the most persecuted and vulnerable communities in the world after state-sponsored exclusion policies made the group aliens in their own land
