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Extreme poverty drives Sittwe residents to dismantle abandoned houses for income
03 Mar 2026
In Sittwe, the capital of Arakan State under the control of the Myanmar military regime, extreme poverty and widespread unemployment have forced some residents to dismantle abandoned houses and sell bricks and stones to feed their families.
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Editorial: Solutions to Arakan-Bangladesh Border Issues Lie With AA
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The recent arrival at Teknaf port of rice exported from the AA-controlled port in Maungdaw is a likely sign of things to come.
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11 Feb 2026
