The Arakan Army has warned Bangladesh’s Interim Government of alleged ties between militants and corrupt security officials, as fresh attacks...
The Borderlens Desk
The Arakan Army has warned Bangladesh’s Interim Government of alleged ties between militants and corrupt security officials, as fresh attacks...
The Borderlens Desk
In July 2025, the Trump administration quietly removed key Myanmar junta-linked individuals and companies from its sanctions list, a move...
Bidhayak Das
Myanmar’s military has lifted the state of emergency and rebranded its rule as a step toward democracy, but power remains...
Bidhayak Das
China's long game in Rakhine State unfolds through Sinicisation, blending cultural outreach with economic and military influence. The Arakan Army’s...
Tejaswini S S and Rajesh A M
India's Sittwe Port and Shillong-Silchar Expressway mark a bold shift in Northeast connectivity—bypassing Bangladesh amid growing geopolitical tensions. Strategic autonomy...
Mihir Shekhar Bhonsale
Visits by Yunus and a U.S. diplomat to Chattogram Port spark concerns over foreign influence and a controversial Myanmar aid...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
Myanmar’s Arakan Army held a water festival inside Bangladesh’s Thanchi upazila, sparking fears over sovereignty and state inaction as officials...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
Mid-April sees New Year celebrations across Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, and Thailand. From Pohela Boishakh to Bohag Bihu and Thingyan to...
Nava Thakuria
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake devastates Myanmar and Thailand, causing severe damage, casualties, and rescue challenges.
The Borderlens Desk
Bangladeshi security forces arrested ARSA leader Ataullah alias Abu Ammar Jununi along with nine members in a major anti-terror operation.
The Borderlens Desk
Myanmar’s junta is losing control as resistance forces advance. Thousands have been killed, millions displaced, and press freedoms crushed.
Nava Thakuria
Indian security agencies recover a Starlink device linked to insurgents, sparking concerns over advanced technology in Manipur's conflict.
Bidhayak Das