Myanmar Politics & Roadmap: President Min Aung Hlaing marked his first 100 days in office, defending the junta’s record and laying out a five-year plan, including special elections in 2027 for areas unable to vote due to fighting, while saying the government will keep conscription and strengthen the military and police. ASEAN Tensions: He also slammed ASEAN’s “Five Point Consensus” peace plan, saying the bloc has been discriminatory and warning the government will respond to “non-constructive actions” case by case. Rohingya Crisis: In Cox’s Bazar, Rohingya refugees demanded safe, dignified repatriation as a US envoy visited Ukhiya camps; meanwhile, police reported nine missing after a boat capsized off Teknaf, with 18 rescued. Rights Pressure on Repatriation: Five international rights groups urged Malaysia to halt the planned return of 5,000 Rohingya to Myanmar, citing persecution risks and the lack of UNHCR access. Drugs & Security: Myanmar police seized 17.6 kg of heroin and 1 million stimulant tablets in Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw, arresting suspects in separate crackdowns. Human Trafficking Warning: A regional Catholic-led appeal called for “choral compassion” and humanitarian corridors to protect migrants from traffickers, pointing to maritime tragedies linked to the Rohingya emergency.