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ASEAN Football: The Philippines bounced back after a 4-1 loss to Myanmar, beating Laos 4-1 in the Asean Hyundai Cup with a big second-half turnaround, and now face Thailand in a key Group B match. Myanmar–Bangladesh Trade: Myanmar signaled strong interest in expanding trade ties with Bangladesh, including restarting long-suspended border commerce on a limited basis and pushing direct shipping links. Energy Cooperation: Bangladesh proposed importing Myanmar natural gas via a cross-border pipeline (with LNG also on the table) and revived the idea of a Myanmar-to-Chattogram pipeline. Rohingya Developments: Malaysia-linked reports were clarified by KL police: no arrests were made outside UNHCR; meanwhile, Myanmar’s acceptance of about 5,000 Rohingya refugees from Malaysia was reiterated in talks. Security in Myanmar: Authorities arrested 13 suspects over two gold shop robberies in Mandalay. Regional Security (Manipur): Manipur forces arrested nine militants and recovered arms, ammunition, and materials, while destroying six IEDs.

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