AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPeace Process: The NSPNC and political parties concluded two days of talks in Nay Pyi Taw on constitutional change, federal principles and ways to build trust in conflict areas. Scam Networks: Thai authorities uncovered a 350-metre fibre-optic cable linking a border property to a Myanmar casino and scam compound, reportedly carrying high volumes of data. Rights and Detention: Myanmar’s NUG welcomed the regional human-rights forum’s expulsion of the junta-controlled commission. New images showed detained Aung San Suu Kyi receiving books from King Charles; her son says the military fears her influence and is withholding information about her health. Conflict: Christian Solidarity Worldwide says military attacks destroyed a church in Chin State and burned another in Kachin State. Separately, reports say military airstrikes killed 16 people in one day as fighting displaced residents near an oil hub. International Pressure: Advocacy groups urged the EU to sanction Myanmar’s entire oil and gas sector. The Financial Action Task Force is due to review Myanmar’s status at a Paris meeting next week. Foreign Ties: Reports say US officials held further talks with Myanmar’s military-backed rulers in Tokyo, focusing on rare earths as concern grows over a shift in US policy.
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