Myanmar UN diplomacy: The junta says it has revoked UN Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun’s status and seeks an arrest, but the UN credentials process is still pending—while Myanmar nationals in Japan and South Korea rally to back him. Rakhine conflict and culture: Regime airstrikes reportedly killed civilians in Ponnagyun and Taungup, hitting homes and even a monastery sheltering displaced people. Religious sites under pressure: In Mandalay’s Yadanabon Cyber City, authorities ordered demolition of dozens of monasteries, nunneries and schools, with locals saying the real motive is land sold to businessmen. Education under fire: Karen Education and Culture Department says 34 schools in KNU-controlled Kawthoolei were attacked over two years, contradicting the regime’s peace claims. Kachin war update: KIA says it captured 151 POWs after attacks on Myanmar Navy vessels on the Irrawaddy. Cross-border detentions: In India’s Katihar, four Myanmar nationals (including three girls) were detained for lacking valid documents. Regional mobility: Thailand revised visa-free rules—Myanmar citizens get 14 days at international airports. Human rights and refugees: Rohingya return debates continue as Malaysia faces criticism over deportation risks. Diaspora activism: Nan Lin accepted the NED 2026 Democracy Award for the Spring Revolution, calling for release of political prisoners.