AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMyanmar Peace Talks: The Myanmar Peace Committee (NSPNC) and RCSS held bilateral talks in Naypyidaw, agreeing to push precondition-free dialogue, expand cooperation on illicit drugs and online fraud, and plan vocational training and support for displaced communities. Human Rights & Accountability: Norway opened investigations into Telenor over alleged complicity in crimes against humanity and possible sanctions violations tied to its Myanmar operations after the 2021 coup; Justice for Myanmar welcomed the charges. Rakhine Security & China Interests: Chinese officials visited Kyaukphyu in Rakhine amid fighting, pledging to protect Chinese nationals and assess security for Chinese projects linked to the stalled port and gas infrastructure. Democracy Signals: NLD marked International Day of Democracy by calling for inclusive talks, an end to violence, and release of political prisoners, while the NUG reiterated the need to uproot the Naypyidaw regime. Culture & Travel: Myanmar extended visa-on-arrival for Chinese and Indian air tourists for another year, as visitor numbers rose in early 2026. Education & Research Skills: SEARCA trained graduate scholars from Myanmar and other ASEAN countries to turn research into policy briefs and wider public engagement. Diaspora & Identity: A report highlights how Myanmar’s Christian diaspora in the US has shaped advocacy and community life, even as refugee pathways tighten.
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