Rohingya Exodus from Myanmar: 65,000 Flee Amidst Conflict and Atrocities
Over 65,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar's Rakhine state for Bangladesh since late 2023 due to conflict between the military and the Arakan Army (AA), which has also committed abuses against the Rohingya, including forced recruitment, murder and rape. The situation has worsened since the 2021 coup.
Rohingya Exodus from Myanmar: 65,000 Flee Amidst Conflict and Atrocities
Over 65,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar's Rakhine state for Bangladesh since late 2023 due to conflict between the military and the Arakan Army (AA), which has also committed abuses against the Rohingya, including forced recruitment, murder and rape. The situation has worsened since the 2021 coup.
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Myanmar's Arakan Army: Growing Power and Uncertain Future
The Arakan Army (AA), the military wing of the United League of Arakan (ULA) in Myanmar's Rakhine state, has captured dozens of townships and military outposts in the past 15 months, raising questions about its ultimate goal of autonomy or independence amid complex relations with the Rohingya Muslim...
Myanmar's Arakan Army: Growing Power and Uncertain Future
The Arakan Army (AA), the military wing of the United League of Arakan (ULA) in Myanmar's Rakhine state, has captured dozens of townships and military outposts in the past 15 months, raising questions about its ultimate goal of autonomy or independence amid complex relations with the Rohingya Muslim...
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Arakan Army Captures Key Myanmar Border Post, Raising Rohingya Violence Fears
The Arakan Army, a powerful ethnic armed group in Myanmar, announced the capture of the last remaining military outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, securing complete control over the 271km border with Bangladesh after months of fighting and raising concerns about increased violence against the Rohingya m...
Arakan Army Captures Key Myanmar Border Post, Raising Rohingya Violence Fears
The Arakan Army, a powerful ethnic armed group in Myanmar, announced the capture of the last remaining military outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, securing complete control over the 271km border with Bangladesh after months of fighting and raising concerns about increased violence against the Rohingya m...
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44% Bias Score
Arakan Army Seizes Key Myanmar Outpost, Controls Border with Bangladesh
The Arakan Army seized the last Myanmar army outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, gaining full control of the 271-kilometer border with Bangladesh, marking a significant advance in their campaign for self-rule in Rakhine state and raising concerns about the Rohingya minority.
Arakan Army Seizes Key Myanmar Outpost, Controls Border with Bangladesh
The Arakan Army seized the last Myanmar army outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, gaining full control of the 271-kilometer border with Bangladesh, marking a significant advance in their campaign for self-rule in Rakhine state and raising concerns about the Rohingya minority.
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48% Bias Score
Arakan Army's Gains Challenge Myanmar Junta
The Arakan Army (AA), a military group fighting the Myanmar junta, has made significant territorial gains in Rakhine State since late 2023, capturing numerous towns and military posts; their alliance with other ethnic armed groups launched major offensives in Shan State, posing a significant challen...
Arakan Army's Gains Challenge Myanmar Junta
The Arakan Army (AA), a military group fighting the Myanmar junta, has made significant territorial gains in Rakhine State since late 2023, capturing numerous towns and military posts; their alliance with other ethnic armed groups launched major offensives in Shan State, posing a significant challen...
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44% Bias Score
Arakan Army Seizes Key Myanmar Outpost, Raising Rohingya Violence Fears
The Arakan Army captured the last Myanmar army outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, gaining full control of the 271km border with Bangladesh; this expands their territory in northern Rakhine state, raising concerns of renewed violence against the Rohingya minority.
Arakan Army Seizes Key Myanmar Outpost, Raising Rohingya Violence Fears
The Arakan Army captured the last Myanmar army outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, gaining full control of the 271km border with Bangladesh; this expands their territory in northern Rakhine state, raising concerns of renewed violence against the Rohingya minority.
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40% Bias Score
Arakan Army Seizes Key Myanmar Border Post, Raising Rohingya Violence Fears
The Arakan Army captured the last Myanmar army outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, giving the group full control of the 271-kilometer border with Bangladesh; this is the latest advance in the group's bid for self-rule in Rakhine state, and raises concerns of further violence against the Rohingya minority...
Arakan Army Seizes Key Myanmar Border Post, Raising Rohingya Violence Fears
The Arakan Army captured the last Myanmar army outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, giving the group full control of the 271-kilometer border with Bangladesh; this is the latest advance in the group's bid for self-rule in Rakhine state, and raises concerns of further violence against the Rohingya minority...
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40% Bias Score