Maungdaw Eyewitness Says Military Council Gave Around 800 Weapons to Muslim armed terrorist groups

Cash Shortage in Arakan Drives Up Transfer and Withdrawal Fees, Leaving Locals Struggling with Daily Expenses

Arakkha Government Provides Healthcare Services to Arakkha Citizens in Two Chakma Villages in Mrauk-U Township

Arakha People’s Media Council Officially Formed with 15 Members in Arakan

Two Innocent Civilians Killed in Renewed Airstrikes Using Jet Fighters and Y-12 Aircraft by Terrorist Military on Phet Kya Village, Ponnagyun Township

Muslim Refugees in Cox's Bazar Demand Heightened Security Following Gunfire by ARSA Terrorist Group

How does the Arakan Army govern the areas under its control?

Airstrikes Launched by Military Junta on Three Townships in Arakan Kill One Civilian and Injure Three Others

News Analysis ၊ September 21, 2026 AI created photo for the content (photocrd) War has never been only about guns. It is also about stories. Whoever controls the story controls how people see the fight, who they blame, and who they fear. In Arakan today, this battle of words is as fierce as any clash on the ground. And what stands out is something ugly and hard to ignore: pro-junta media and certain Muslim outlets are walking on the same path. This is not a small thing. It is

AA and MNDAA Host Men's Football Tournament in Mong Yu (105th Mile)

Mother and Daughter Killed by Military Commission Artillery Shelling in Zee Kaing Village, Rathedaung Township

Military Commission Launches Airstrike on Phet Kya Village; Administrator Severely Injured and Home Burned

Awareness Talk Held at KCBS Christian Bible School in Kyauktaw

BGB Constructs Two New Outposts on Arakan-Bangladesh Border

Arakkha Government Provides Food Assistance to IDPs from 5 Villages in Kyauktaw Township