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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Muhammad Habib Abiyan Dzakwan is a researcher at the Department of International Relations and a fellow in the Disaster Management Research Unit, CSIS Indonesia. [2]

In Yebyu Township, Tenasserim Division, three people were killed on January 11, 2023, local sources reported HURFOM. One victim was known as U Kyaw Win. [3]

OKKAN TOWNSHIP—A Buddhist mob advanced on War Yon Daw village with swords, stones and machetes, trapping any Muslims who were unable to escape. [5]

Yohanes Sulaiman is an Associate Professor in International Relations at Universitas Jenderal Achmad Yani, Indonesia. [6]

KUALA LUMPUR -- New Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin on Monday rejected criticism that he betrayed the nation by aligning himself with a scandal-plagued opposition party. [7]

BANGKOK, Thailand – His Majesty the King has extended words of encouragement to participants in a research presentation on the effectiveness of the “Dhammanava Wang” practice. [8]

Cartoons Farang Affairs: Prayugollum-o-cha By Farang Affairs August 20, 2022 0 10376 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter tweet To purchase the book “Farang Affairs” by Stephff: [9]

MANDALAY — Wrapped in a saffron robe, Buddhist monk Wirathu insists he is a man of peace. Never mind his nine years in prison for inciting deadly violence against Muslims. [10]

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