Myanmar-India Border Security: Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing, after a five-day India visit, urged border stakeholders to cooperate peacefully and through democratic processes, while Myanmar’s leadership reiterated it will not allow its territory to be used against India’s security interests. Connectivity & Trade Diplomacy: India and Myanmar pushed forward cooperation on trade and connectivity, including the Rupee-Kyat settlement push and plans to complete stalled projects as India seeks a stronger “Neighbourhood First/Act East” role. Anti-Online Scam Law: Myanmar’s Ministry of Home Affairs submitted an Anti-Online Scam Bill to parliament, proposing a central anti-scam committee, regional structures, an Anti-Scam Centre, cross-agency data sharing, asset freezes, and life imprisonment or death penalty for major offences. China-Myanmar Outreach: China’s top diplomat Wang Yi met Myanmar FM Tin Maung Swe in Beijing, signaling readiness to deepen political trust and practical cooperation with Myanmar’s new government. Rakhine Property Dispute: Rohingya residents in Buthidaung say land taken from displaced families is being used for a new market under armed-group control, raising fresh concerns over compensation and return prospects. Humanitarian Strain in India: Mizoram CM Lalduhoma warned of a likely fresh influx of Myanmar displaced people, citing ongoing conflict and placing further burden on the state. Regional Border Fencing: India began Indo-Myanmar border fencing work in Arunachal’s Changlang and Longding amid tight security, with local officials citing progress and militant attacks on fencing teams. Cross-border Crime Context: India and regional partners also highlighted the growing scale of cyber and transnational fraud networks operating across Myanmar-linked compounds, reinforcing the push for tougher enforcement.