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Tuesday, 27 June
22:57
Dozens of Myanmar Regime Troops Surrender to Resistance in Kayah The Irrawaddy
A battalion commander and his deputy were among
those who gave up their position and turned themselves and their
weapons in to Karenni forces in Maese on the Thai border.
22:16
Myanmar Junta Drives Largest Micro Lender Out of Business The Irrawaddy
Microfinance fund operated by non-profit PACT
forced to close after over 25 years of providing small loans to
lift rural families out of poverty.
21:53
Medical Association Issues Urgent Global Appeal to Deliver Healthcare to Myanmar The Irrawaddy
International community must deliver cross-border
assistance by all ways and means to the people of Myanmar, said the
Burma Medical Association
21:28
Son of Myanmar Resistance Chief Killed Trying to Rescue Him From Junta Troops The Irrawaddy
Nineteen-year-old Ko Lin Lin died along with two
Sagaing resistance comrades during a daring attack on soldiers who
had seized his father.
20:25
Kayah Civilians Killed in Myanmar Junta Airstrikes: Aid Group The Irrawaddy
The Free Burma Rangers assistance group has
released a video showing regime fighter jets.
19:42
Myanmar Military-Linked Group Closes Companies Amid Sanctions, Owners Thailand Arrest The Irrawaddy
The Star Sapphire Group owned by arms dealer and
junta crony Tun Min Latt has dissolved three subsidiaries after
being hit by international sanctions.
15:31
Ethnic Leadership in Foreign Policy Needed If Myanmar Resistance Is to Make Significant Gains The Irrawaddy
EROs ties with Myanmars neighbors put them in a
better position to lead a foreign policy effort aimed at winning
the war, rather than focusing on de jure recognition.
15:20
Over 70,000 Houses Burned Down by Junta Since 2021 The Irrawaddy
The Irrawaddy examines the locations and numbers of
arson attacks committed by the military regime in various states
and regions over the past 25 months.
Monday, 26 June
21:58
Junta Condemns Indo-US Statement on Deteriorating Situation in Myanmar The Irrawaddy
US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister
Narendra Modi highlighted Myanmar's growing problems, angering the
regime.
21:52
School Life in the Crosshairs of Myanmar Juntas Warplanes and Gunships The Irrawaddy
Teachers and students in Sagaing Region are
determined to carry on despite daily fear of attacks.
21:45
Myanmar Regime Restricts Entry to Town in Sagaing The Irrawaddy
Thousands of villagers livelihoods threatened as
new order stops them from visiting trade hub of Ye-U.
21:39
Sagaing Resistance Fighters Killed in Myanmar Junta Raid The Irrawaddy
Fifteen resistance fighters were reportedly killed
in a surprise regime attack on Sunday morning in Sagaing
Township.
20:40
Former NLD Economist: New US Sanctions Will Disrupt Myanmar Junta Funding The Irrawaddy
Exiled economist U Sein Htay tells The Irrawaddy
that the regime will have to find new revenue streams after this
month's sanctions.
20:22
Indias maritime security concerns from Cocos Islands to the Coco Islands "IndyWatch Feed Asia"
Indias maritime security concerns from Cocos Islands to the Coco Islands first shown on Taazakhabar News
In this article, an attempt will be made to bring out some salient aspects of the Indian maritime security concerns and the wide swath that it covers from the Cocos Islands of Australia to the Coco Islands of Myanmar.
Cocos Islands of Australia
The Cocos (Keeling) Islands are an Australian external territory in the Indian Ocean, approximately midway between Australia and Sri Lanka and relatively close to the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Historically, the islands have been known as the Cocos Islands or the Keeling Islands. The islands are located about 2,770 kilometres northwest of Perth, Western Australia. The largest island in the territory is West Island, located in the South Keeling Atoll. The islands economy is based on tourism, fishing, and coconut production.
India and Australia have a growing strategic relationship, and the Cocos (Keeling) Islands are vital. The islands are in the Indian Ocean, about halfway between India and Australia, about 2591 km from Andamans, and they offer both countries significant strategic advantages. Several shipping lanes pass near the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. The most important of these is the Malacca Strait, one of the worlds busiest shipping lanes. The Malacca Strait connects the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea, and it is used by ships carryin...
18:35
Myanmar Junta Outposts Fall to Karenni Resistance in Kayah State The Irrawaddy
Combined anti-regime forces have taken control of
Maese town in a boost for the revolution.
15:25
Over 40 Myanmar Junta Troops Killed in Week of Clashes With Resistance The Irrawaddy
More than a dozen resistance fighters also died;
incidents were reported in Sagaing, Magwe, Bago and Tanintharyi
regions and Karen State.