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29 weapons recovered comprising of snipers, automatic weapons, rifles, pistols, country made mortars, single barrel rifles, grenades, ammunition and war like stores.

The mystery of Starlink devices in Manipur’s conflict landscape

Indian security agencies recover a Starlink device linked to insurgents, sparking concerns over advanced technology in Manipur's conflict.

Bidhayak Das

Lt. Gen. Nair recent statements spark debate on ethnic divisions.

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The many faces of Manipur’s ethnic divide: Gen Nair ignites debate

Ethnic tensions run deep in Manipur after recent violence erupted, with former Assam Rifles officer's accusations sparking conflict between central...

Nayanjyoti Bhuyan

Soldiers of the Mandalay PDF with equipment they captured from one of the more than 30 junta camps they have seized in the past month.

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Rebel offensives escalate in Myanmar, impacting key regions and economic stability

Rebel attacks reach capital, ethnic clashes erupt in north. Civilian casualties mount as junta retaliates with airstrikes. Economic impact worsens.

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TNLA-Ta’ang army officers with a captured multiple rocket launch system in Naungcho Township. (People's Spring 7/10)

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Operation 10/27 second wave: Ethnic armed groups gain ground against junta in Northern Myanmar

In a significant escalation of hostilities in Myanmar’s northern Shan State, the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) seized control of...

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Thein Sein in China: Is Beijing’s intervention key for return to normalcy?

Amid Myanmar's conflicts, Naypyitaw discusses with Beijing a plan for a military-backed "civilian" government, potentially through upcoming elections, following talks...

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Ethnic rebels storm Myanmar junta positions in renewed fighting

Renewed conflict in Northern Shan State as rebel groups escalate attacks on Myanmar's military junta, following a brief ceasefire brokered...

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Arunachal gears up for border road connectivity with Rs 625.61 cr funding

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Paving paths to security: Arunachal Pradesh’s strategic Himalayan development

Border Roads Organisation (BRO) constructs critical infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh to bolster national security and connectivity along its borders with...

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Destroyed house and burned trees following fighting between Myanmar’s military and the Arakan Army (AA) ethnic minority armed group in the Rakhine State. (Photo Credit: AFP)

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Rising conflict in Rakhine reflects waning Chinese influence

The escalating conflict in Myanmar's Rakhine state marks a diminishing influence of China over regional rebel groups historically supported for...

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India responds to China’s renaming of Arunachal Pradesh locations with its own renaming effort in Tibet

India has initiated renaming approximately 30 locations in China's Tibet Autonomous Region in response to recent naming changes by China...

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Beijing pushes for ceasefire in Rakhine, AA reluctant

The Arakan Army rejects ceasefire talks in Rakhine State, intensifying conflict with Myanmar's junta and raising concerns for Chinese-led infrastructure...

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