Hein Htoo Zan is a journalist who writes for IRRAWADDY, a news outlet covering Myanmar and Southeast Asia. His work has also appeared in the Dhaka Tribune. Hein focuses on reporting on the political situation in Myanmar, including the activities of resistance forces, conflicts with the junta, and the impact on civilians.
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By: Hein Htoo Zan
The regime-run Central Bank of Myanmar said it will sell importers US$100 million in US currency so they can buy gasoline and diesel.
The Kachin Independence Army says it has occupied the whole township after occupying the last remaining junta base in Momauk.
Junta-controlled central bank injects 3 trillion more kyats into banks in one week to ease liquidity crunch; critics warn the move will further cheapen the currency and spur inflation.
Myanmar’s military is preparing to launch a major offensive dubbed “Operation Lord of the White Elephant" to retake areas of northern Shan State captured by the Brotherhood Alliance and its allies after they launched Operation 1027 late last year.
The Kachin Independence Army says it has made advances along the Irrawaddy River as it aims to block regime access to the key waterway.
By: Hein Htoo Zan
Residents have reported clashes between the Arakan Army and junta forces in at least four areas in the strategically vital township since Sunday.
On Tuesday, a Y-12 transport plane reportedly dropped at least 50 bombs on Hsipaw town and a fighter jet bombed the town, said the Ta'ang National Liberation Army.
Sources on the ground said the group and its allies captured the HQs of Artillery Battalions 206 and 406 in Taung Hkam Village, which is a gateway to southern Shan.
The regime’s Ministry of Electric Power says household and business rates will increase from September 1.
The Myanmar junta has slapped up to 3 percent tax on gold trading in a bid to prevent people from parking their assets in gold as the kyat goes into freefall.
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