AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMyanmar Rights & Detentions: Rohingya in western Myanmar say junta forces are running a campaign of arbitrary arrests, secret detentions and alleged extortion, with detainees reportedly disappearing into military or intelligence facilities and families unable to find them or contact lawyers. Diplomacy & Prisoners: The US and ASEAN chair renewed calls for the unconditional release of detained Aung San Suu Kyi after her Red Cross meeting, saying they hope it leads to regular humanitarian access and broader access to political prisoners. Thailand-Myanmar Talks: Myanmar’s military-backed leader Min Aung Hlaing wrapped up a two-day official visit to Thailand aimed at gaining political legitimacy, with meetings and MoUs on migrant workers, river water quality and space technology—drawing criticism from activists over “false legitimacy.” Border Cooperation: Myanmar and Thailand discussed a Memorandum of Understanding on electricity and energy cooperation, including Thai investment in Myanmar’s natural gas and upgrades to power transmission and distribution. Floods in Sagaing: Monsoon flooding worsened in Sagaing’s Depayin and Taze after dam discharges, killing at least six and displacing over 10,000 people. ASEAN Football: Thailand can qualify for the ASEAN Cup semis by avoiding defeat vs Myanmar, while Singapore advanced after drawing Indonesia 1-1.
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