AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDiplomacy & Law: Singapore’s Tommy Koh recalls how the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia taught him that international order often bends to power, raising the question of what law can do when force rules. Faith & Community: In Kohima, Rev Beilieü Shüya—remembered as the first Naga woman ordained and a pioneer in education—was laid to rest, with speakers highlighting her role in the Naga Christian Revival Movement. Border Culture & Student Exchange: The Naga Students’ Federation alleges Assam Rifles denied permission for a delegation to cross into Myanmar for a cultural exchange, turning a planned visit into a fresh identity and border dispute. Myanmar-Linked Security & Mobility: A Delhi court granted default bail to US national Matthew Aaron Van Dyke in an NIA case tied to alleged drone training for ethnic armed groups in Myanmar, after charges were filed without invoking UAPA within the legal period. Peace Process: NSPNC met political parties in Nay Pyi Taw to discuss advancing the peace process, including bringing armed groups into a legal framework and restoring conflict-affected areas. Ethnic Conflict & Displacement: Reports from Jammu describe Rohingya families dismantling homes after eviction notices, leaving hundreds without clear shelter. Culture & Media: MoeMaKa reflects on its long-running Burmese-language publishing from abroad and admits it has struggled to reach younger Burmese readers who can no longer read Burmese.
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