Myanmar Crisis: Myanmar’s military government is moving toward jet-fuel self-sufficiency, with the Chinese-built Thanlyin refinery near Yangon expected to start operations in September, aiming to cut reliance on imported fuel that supports its air campaign. Diplomacy & Legitimacy: Ex-junta chief Min Aung Hlaing is set to make his first Thailand visit as civilian president, as Bangkok pushes “calibrated re-engagement” with Myanmar and seeks a path back toward ASEAN engagement. ASEAN Pressure: Thailand’s approach is framed as keeping dialogue open while urging Myanmar to meet terms of the stalled ASEAN peace plan. Human Rights & Movement: Myanmar authorities are blocking Rohingya from domestic flights by adding undisclosed requirements even after official approvals, further restricting movement in Rakhine. Refugees: Malaysia says it will not repatriate Rohingya to Myanmar if lives are at risk, while screening 5,000 refugees for a possible return. Disaster Risk: Sedawgyi Dam in Mandalay Region has reached full capacity, and downstream residents are urged to stay alert as controlled releases continue. Religion & Peace: In Nay Pyi Taw, President Min Aung Hlaing met Cardinal Charles Bo, discussing religious freedom, national peace, and social harmony.