The military junta has intensified its airstrikes across Arakan State, killing at least 16 civilians and injuring 53 others between November 1 and 7, according to data compiled by DMG.

A military junta reconnaissance aircraft circled over Kyauktaw and Mrauk-U townships, areas under Arakan Army control in Arakan State, for more than an hour on November 7, causing fear and anxiety among local residents.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are expanding in conflict-affected Arakan State as local entrepreneurs strive to meet regional demand for goods, address job shortages and generate income.

Farmers in Arakan State are anticipating losses as the paddy harvesting season begins, with harvesting fees and agricultural input costs continuing to rise, according to local farmers.

A pregnant woman was killed and 12 other civilians were injured when the military junta launched an airstrike on Nankyar Village in Mrauk-U Township, Arakan State, at least several residential houses were also damaged, according to local residents.

Residents of more than 10 villages along the Arakan mountain range, near the Taungup–Padaung road connecting Arakan State and Bago Region, are facing severe livelihood hardships due to ongoing armed conflict, according to local residents.

Movements by fighters from the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) have been reported in recent days along the Mayu Mountain Range, which stretches across Maungdaw, Buthidaung and Rathedaung townships in northern Arakan State, areas under Arakan Army control.

Heavy fighting has intensified near Minchaung Bridge along the Sittwe–Ponnagyun border as the military junta presses ahead with a second major offensive toward Ponnagyun Township, using ground troops and air support.

The Department of Public Health under the United League of Arakan (ULA) has issued a public health advisory urging residents across Arakan State to take precautionary measures against extreme heat and unusual weather conditions expected as the El Niño phenomenon intensifies.

The military junta launched an aerial attack on locations between Yoengu and Kyaukseik villages along the Yangon–Sittwe Road in Ponnagyun Township, Arakan State, on the night of November 4.

Delegates from the United League of Arakan (ULA) are holding discussions with local authorities and civil society leaders in Mizoram State, India, to improve safe and reliable cross-border trade between Mizoram and Arakan State.

The military regime has intensified aerial attacks on internally displaced persons (IDP) camps in areas controlled by the Arakan Army, putting displaced civilians at increasing risk.

The military junta launched heavy nighttime aerial attacks on three villages in Ponnagyun Township, Arakan State, an area controlled by the Arakan Army, according to local sources.

Pregnant women in Arakan State are increasingly anxious about seeking medical care and delivering their babies at local healthcare facilities as the military junta continues to carry out aerial attacks on hospitals and clinics in areas controlled by the Arakan Army.

The military junta is planning to expand the runway at Manaung Airport in Manaung Township, Arakan State, an area under regime control, to allow larger commercial and transport aircraft to land.

Displaced civilians taking refuge in Werathani Township, Arakan State, are facing mounting survival and livelihood hardships amid continued aerial bombardments, naval shelling and artillery attacks by junta warships and artillery units based at the Regional Operations Command (ROC) in Sittwe.

Civilian casualties in Kyauktaw Township, Arakan State, continue to mount as the military junta carries out three consecutive days of aerial bombardments targeting villages and former military outposts.

A seventh-grade student was hospitalized after being mistakenly identified as an accomplice to a thief and allegedly beaten by personnel from the Department of Law Enforcement and Public Security (DLEPS) in Rathedaung Township, Arakan State, according to local sources.

Nearly nine out of ten journalist killings worldwide remain unresolved, with global impunity rising for the first time since 2012, according to a UNESCO report released on November 2.