This series is designed for readers and viewers seeking a concise yet comprehensive understanding of how ongoing conflict, governance shifts, and community issues continue to shape lives across Arakan.

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

- Junta threats compound daily survival challenges in Gwa Twsp

- ULA to recruit second batch of medical students amid doctor shortage

- Thandwe locals flee homes again amid intense junta airstrikes

- Memorial service held in Maungdaw for victims of Hindu mass killings

- ULA warns public of possible chemical weapon hazards after suspicious bombing

- Displaced children, pregnant mothers face malnutrition in Arakan State

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

- ULA establishes special court for rape, major crimes

- Junta airstrikes kill one, injure 22 civilians in Thandwe, Gwa

- Ten children injured in unexploded ordnance blast in Maungdaw

- Arakan Army hands over 24 Bangladeshi fishermen to BGB

- At least four children reportedly die of diarrhoea in junta-held Sittwe

- Basic education enrollment declines in Arakan State, ISP-Myanmar reports

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

- Junta-Arakan Army clash reported near Taung Maw Oo naval station in Kyaukphyu Twsp

- ULA imposes nighttime curfew in Maungdaw District

- 59 civilians killed or injured by junta bombing in Arakan State and Paletwa within one week

- Arakan National University opens applications for third-year students

- Interfaith social harmony campaign held in Maungdaw

- Thefts rise across Arakan Army-held areas

This series is designed for readers and viewers seeking a concise yet comprehensive understanding of how ongoing conflict, governance shifts, and community issues continue to shape lives across Arakan.

Main perpetrator sentenced to death in Ponnagyun rape and murder case

Egg price soars to K2,500 in Kyaukphyu

One IDP killed after junta opens fire on displaced fishermen in Rathedaung

Junta airstrikes on three Arakan townships kill two civilians, injure nine

Mobile money withdrawal fees continue to soar in Arakan State

Junta occupies homes, buildings as it strengthens Sittwe defences

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

- Kyaukphyu battlefront expands as clashes erupt at three locations

- Over 150 dengue cases, three deaths reported in Arakan State

- ULA plans to recruit 500 Muslim teachers in Maungdaw District

- Arakanese women call for transparency in handling sexual assault cases

- One dead, eight missing after boat carrying education staff capsizes in Taungup Twsp

- Airstrikes in Thandwe claim around 50 civilian casualties in a single month

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

- Calls grow for swift justice in rape and murder of young woman in Ponnagyun

- Arakan Army launches offensive near regime-held Sittwe

- Daily junta airstrikes make Arakan State peace talks unlikely, analysts say

- Residents in remote Kyauktaw area struggle to access healthcare without hospital

- APRG opens tender for foreign liquor import permits in Arakan State

- Financial hardships keep many children out of school in Arakan State

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

In an era when daily news from Arakan is often fragmented and fast-changing, DMG's Weekly Highlights of Arakan brings clarity, depth, and context to the stories that matter most.

- Hundreds of thousands flood-stricken as severe inundation batters eight townships in Arakan State

- Junta airstrike kills three civilians, injures two in Gwa Twsp

- Disease outbreak leaves two dead, dozens ill in Mrauk-U Twsp

- Floods submerge Mrauk-U IDP camp, leaving over 200 displaced people in need of emergency aid

- ULA invites medicine import tenders to strengthen healthcare services in Arakan State

- Junta warships patrol Thandwe coast, raising local fears