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Kyaw Hsan HlaingThe Diplomat |
The Arakan Army has made military gains in Rakhine but it’s likely to face challenges in addressing residents’ socio-economic needs.
After years of conflict and ethnic cleansing, recent military gains by the Arakan Army has opened up fresh possibilities for the region's future.
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