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Five years on Myanmar faces uncertain military and political outlook after coup
01 Feb 2026
February 1 marks five years since the military coup in Myanmar. The armed forces seized power by overthrowing the National League for Democracy, which won the 2020 general election, citing alleged widespread electoral fraud.
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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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