Aizawl: A six-member delegation of the Zo Reunification Organisation (ZoRO), attending the 18th Expert Mechanism On The ...

The attack on ULFA(I) camps just across the border can be seen as the fallout of the geopolitical rivalries among many ...

The Mizoram government is training district-level officials to collect biometrics and biographic data of Myanmar and ...

Three top Ulfa(I) leaders, including its lower council chief, were killed in back-to-back aerial strikes near the ...

The successful completion of the Kaladan project is much more than just a ‘friendship treaty’ between India and Myanmar. It ...

While the Indian Army has denied launching any cross-border strikes, Ulfa-I has confirmed three of its leaders were killed in ...

The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) claims the Indian military killed one of its top commanders and 19 other members ...

ULFA(I) alleges Indian Army drone attacks on its Myanmar border camps, resulting in casualties. Indian Army denies ...

Synthetic drug production and trafficking in the region, particularly out of Myanmar’s Shan State, has grown exponentially in recent years, says former foreign correspondent Nirmal Ghosh.

Around 3,000 refugees from Myanmar, who had sought shelter in Mizoram amidst armed clashes, have returned home as border conditions improve.

ULFA-I alleged that the Indian Army had launched cross-border drone strikes on its base in Myanmar in the early hours, ...