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And more news in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (19-25 October 2026).
An explosion in Sittwe killed at least nine people last week as clashes intensified near the Myanmar military’s command in the Rakhine State capital, th...
And more news in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (12-18 Oct. 2026).
What a bloody week in Southeast Asia. Six people died in clashes in southern Thailand, among them a police sergeant killed on National Police Day, as insur...
Thirteen soldiers wounded in southern Philippine ambush and more news in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (05-11 Oct 2026).
Ambushes in Basilan set the tone for a violent week across Southeast Asia’s conflict zones, with 13...
Four separatist rebels killed in Indonesia's Papua and more news in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary. (28-04 October 2026)
Fifty people were reported killed in Myanmar military airstrikes on Kyauktaw in Rakhine State last we...
Ranger killed in southern Thailand ambush and more news in this latest weekly Asean Conflict Watch summary (21-27 Sept. 2026).
Airstrikes, ambushes and firefights set the conflict agenda across Southeast Asia last week, as Myanmar’s Air Fo...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Zam Yusa, a Malaysian journalist, is founder and editor of Asean Conflict Watch, covering Southeast Asia’s armed conflicts. His work has also appeared in The Diplomat, Akhbar Al Aan, The Defense Post, BenarNews, The New Arab, FMT and Daily Express.
Malaysian journalist covering Southeast Asia armed conflicts for Asean Conflict Watch | Previous work appeared in Radio Free Asia and BenarNews
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