AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUS–Myanmar Talks: Washington held a second confidential meeting with Myanmar’s military-backed authorities in Tokyo. Talks have focused on a detained US businessman and scam compounds; access to rare-earth deposits may also be on the agenda, prompting concern over a shift in US policy. Border Violence: Near Myanmar’s border in India’s Manipur state, clashes in Kamjong left a Kuki man dead, injured civilians and at least 15 homes burnt. Villagers alleged KNA-B involvement, while accounts of the violence remain disputed. Rakhine Front: The Arakan Army is advancing toward Sittwe, one of the military’s last remaining footholds in Rakhine State. Energy Links: China Datang plans further hydropower, wind and solar projects, including solar developments in Nay Pyi Taw. Separately, shipping data indicates Iranian jet fuel reached Myanmar despite a US naval blockade. Justice and Rights: Myanmar lawyer Zar Li Aye won the IBA’s 2026 human rights award. OIC members also renewed support for the Rohingya genocide case at the International Court of Justice.
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