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Nearly 50 Arrested Over Online Expression in Three Months, Says MIP

February 17, 2026

A total of 49 people were arrested between November 2025 and the end of January 2026 for expressing their views online, according to a statement released by the Myanmar Internet Project (MIP). Of those detained, 29 were charged under election-related laws.

Woman Dies with Injuries After Being Taken for Questioning at Administrator’s Home in Yebyu

February 17, 2026

Junta Troops Block Duya–Ahbaw Road, Conduct Searches in Ye Township

February 17, 2026

More Than 100 Homes Burned Down by Junta Troops in Tanintharyi Township

February 17, 2026

Four Civilians Killed, Three Injured as Junta Troops Shell Villages in Kyaikto; Over 12,900 Displaced

February 17, 2026

Over 200 Students Graduate at First Mon National Education Ceremony

February 17, 2026

News

News

Bloody Ballot Boxes and an Election Under the Shadow of “Made in China”

February 16, 2026

The Kawthoolei Dream — Steps of Karen Youth: A Wake-Up Call for Mon Youth

February 14, 2026

RMA Holds Graduation Ceremony for Batch 6 Basic Military Training

February 13, 2026

Revolutionary Force Member Killed in Bilin

February 13, 2026

Feature

Feature

Are Online Scam Operations Still Running Amid Anti-Cyber Scam Announcements?

December 17, 2025

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Daily News Feb 16.2.2026

IMNA Monland Podcast (16.2.2026)

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Daily News Feb 13.2.2026

IMNA Monland Podcast (13.2.2026)

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Opinion

Lessons to Learn from the 1027 Operation

Will today’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement follow the path of the past?

Mon Political Resistance, the Peace Agreement, and National Reconciliation in the modern Federal Union of Myanmar / Burma — Part-II

Mon Political Resistance, the Peace Agreement, and National Reconciliation in the modern Federal Union of Myanmar / Burma — Part-I

Religion and Government: A Call to Action Against Violence

Identity, Power and Politics: Re-examining the crisis in Rakhine

The time for peaceful resolution and national reconciliation is now

February 18, 2021

Formation of a National Unity Government still faces obstacles

January 28, 2021

Election

Election

Detained Mon State Gov’t Ministers now released

February 5, 2021

Mon State Gov’t continues VIP guesthouse building despite Hluttaw’s disapproval

January 10, 2017

Tender winners face charges if projects don’t reach standards

October 23, 2016

Over 1500 migrant workers received household documents in Mon State

October 18, 2016

Analysis

Could the Geopolitical Situation Endanger the Mon Ethnic Group?

July 22, 2025

Has the Unified Mon Army Been Established?

January 22, 2025

Nearly 15,000 Civilian Homes Burned Down in 2024

July 25, 2024

25 Years On, But Little Progress

June 29, 2020

Extensive floods, landslides, and bridge damage hits Mon State in August 2019

August 18, 2019

The Mon people in two nations:Key historical background of the Mon People in Lower Burma (Old Monland) and central Thailand after the 15th AD...

May 24, 2019

Drug

Drug

Armed drug dealer shot and arrested in Sone Nathar village

September 13, 2021

Drug

Police conduct drug seizure near Kyauk Mi Chaung Village, Ye Township

September 1, 2021

Drug

Meth seized in Thanbyuzayat: Two minors arrested

February 1, 2021

Junta Troops Block Duya–Ahbaw Road, Conduct Searches in Ye Township

February 17, 2026

More Than 100 Homes Burned Down by Junta Troops in Tanintharyi Township

February 17, 2026

Four Civilians Killed, Three Injured as Junta Troops Shell Villages in Kyaikto; Over 12,900 Displaced

February 17, 2026

“Even though the Hluttaw exists now, the current political situation is not the same as before. How much other parties will follow our path...

February 17, 2026

Over 200 Students Graduate at First Mon National Education Ceremony

February 17, 2026

Feature

Feature

Are Online Scam Operations Still Running Amid Anti-Cyber Scam Announcements?

December 17, 2025

Is Today’s Myanmar Politics a Result of Its Political Culture?

September 19, 2025

Why a Strong and Unified Mon Army Has Yet to Emerge?

July 23, 2025

Could the Geopolitical Situation Endanger the Mon Ethnic Group?

July 22, 2025

Interview

Interview

“Even though the Hluttaw exists now, the current political situation is not the same as before. How much other parties will follow our path...

February 17, 2026

Election preparations remain unclear, public interest low: interview with election expert

October 27, 2025

“We will contest in constituencies where we have a realistic chance of winning. Right now, we are still reviewing and calculating based on the...

August 22, 2025

“Some people prefer the security provided by the military, while others do not. Most discussions revolve around this topic. Ultimately, the conversation concluded with...

December 17, 2024

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Nearly 50 Arrested Over Online Expression in Three Months, Says MIP

Woman Dies with Injuries After Being Taken for Questioning at Administrator’s Home in Yebyu

Junta Troops Block Duya–Ahbaw Road, Conduct Searches in Ye Township

More Than 100 Homes Burned Down by Junta Troops in Tanintharyi Township

Four Civilians Killed, Three Injured as Junta Troops Shell Villages in Kyaikto; Over 12,900 Displaced

“Even though the Hluttaw exists now, the current political situation is not the same as before. How much other parties will follow our path...

Over 200 Students Graduate at First Mon National Education Ceremony

Bloody Ballot Boxes and an Election Under the Shadow of “Made in China”

The Kawthoolei Dream — Steps of Karen Youth: A Wake-Up Call for Mon Youth

RMA Holds Graduation Ceremony for Batch 6 Basic Military Training

Revolutionary Force Member Killed in Bilin

Military Junta Restricts Bank withdrawals to Reduce Gold and Dollar Buying