The Myanmar Junta is facing the sternest challenge to its authority since grabbing power in a 2021 coup. An alliance of three Myanmar ethnic minority groups, the Ta'ang National Liberation Army, the Arakan Army and the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army or MNDAA, known as the Brotherhood alliance, has waged a coordinated offensive since the 27th of October last year, thereby unnerving the military. The offensive, dubbed by rebels as Operation 1027, signifying the date on which it began, has made inroads into the Junta-controlled areas in the northern Shan state, Kayah state in the east and Rakhine state in the west. This past week, in the latest blow to the military, an ethnic armed group, the Arakan army, captured a military command and took hundreds of Junta personnel prisoner in the Western Rakhine state. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Myanmar: Hundreds of junta personnel paraded as prisoners

Myanmar is on the boil the Junta there had retreated from their base close to Thailand's border after being pummeled by Rebel drones Junta forces have taken control of Myawaddy a strategic trading Outpost. Hundreds of refugees crossed over the river Frontier between Myanmar and Thailand after the strategic Border Town became a battlefield for Rebels and the military Junta.

Myanmar junta attacked by rebel drones

Myanmar: Violence escalates near Thai border

Myanmar is in a state of turmoil. After weeks of fighting between military personnel and rebel groups, anti-junta groups have now claimed control over the critical Border Town of Myawaddy.

Myanmar: Rebel group takes over border town of Myawaddy

Myawaddy: Rebel group takes over border town in Myanmar

Myanmar's military junta has extended emergency rule in the country by 6 months. The announcement came on the eve of the third coup anniversary. The move came as the military junta battles to contain a bloody, pro-democracy rebellion that has severely tested its ability to govern the country.

Gravitas | Myanmar Junta extends Military rule

Myanmar's military rulers have extended the state of emergency by six more months, putting on hold hopes for the restoration of democracy in the country. Just hours before this announcement, the military government had eased election registration rules in the country.

Myanmar's junta extends emergency rule, elections delayed again

Is the Junta losing ground in Myanmar? Myanmar's Junta is battling unprecedented opposition alliance & struggling to recruit people amid poor equipment issues. Watch to get more insights!

Myanmar's Junta battles unprecedented opposition alliance

Myanmar's pro-democracy fighters have intensified their fight against the country's military. The People's Defense Force groups or the PDFs are now pushing to capture the first state capital from the junta.

Myanmar military falling back on almost every front; armed forces losing ground

In the southeast Asian nation of Myanmar, the ruling Junta is facing its biggest military challenge since seizing power in a 2021 coup. An alliance of three Myanmar ethnic minority groups, called the Brotherhood alliance, has waged a coordinated offensive since the 27th of October. The offensive, named by rebels as Operation 1027, signifying the date on which it began, has made inroads into the Junta-controlled areas in the northern Shan state, Kayah state in the east and Rakhine state in the west. Over 100 military outposts have been overrun, trade routes to neighbouring China have been cut off and more than 330,000 people have been displaced since the offensive was launched. The Myanmar army, so far, has failed to mount a serious counter-offensive on the ground, primarily relying on air and artillery strikes. Almost 200 civilians, including children, have been killed in these clashes. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Over 330,000 people displaced since operation 1027 launched

Myanmar rebel groups mounting nationwide offensive against junta

Myanmar's military rulers are facing their biggest test since they seized power in 2021 coup, after three ethnic minority forces launched a coordinated offensive capturing some towns and military posts.

Myanmar rebel groups take control of a border post with India, 200,000 people displaced

Insurgency is on the rise in the impoverished, West African nation of Mali, especially in its northern and central regions. On the 7th of September, attacks on an army base and a passenger boat on the Niger river in Northern Mali by suspected Jihadists killed 64 people. The assaults were claimed by a group affiliated to Al-Qaeda. The very next day, a suicide attack targeted a military base in northern Mali. And on the 12th of September, armed groups from northern Mali claimed to have captured the key town of Bourem, following fighting with the Malian army. Given the resumption of hostilities in the north, the Mali Junta has cancelled independence day celebrations planned for next week. Mohammed Saleh brings you this report.

Rebel groups claim capture of key town in Mali | World at War

On his first state visit to DRC the Kenyan president, William Ruto has conveyed Nairobi's willingness to fight the rebel groups operating in the east of the country. Watch this report to know more.

Kenyan President Ruto plans to be aggressive with rebel groups in DRC

Myanmar’s military has been accused of violating human rights with impunity for decades, including in its conflicts with rebel groups.

7 Myanmar soldiers sentenced to 10 years over Rohingya killings: Army

Rebel groups in eastern Ghouta fired mortars at areas of Damascus held by the government, killing a child and injuring eight other people, Syrian state media said

Syria bombardment kills 44 in rebel enclave as ground assault looms

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