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Bangladesh has called the return of over one million Rohingya refugees a realistic solution.
At the same time, ASEAN has officially rejected Myanmar’s junta-led election.
Here is what you need to know in today’s Myanmar Midday News.
Bangladesh’s interim government leader, Professor Muhammad Yunus, has stated that the repatriation of more than one million Muslim refugees currently residing in Bangladesh to their homeland in Rakhine State is a realistic and necessary solution to the ongoing humanitarian crisis. Speaking on the issue, Yunus emphasized that long-term stability cannot be achieved without a sustainable and dignified return of displaced communities to their place of origin.
The Rohingya refugee crisis has remained one of Southeast Asia’s most pressing humanitarian challenges, with over a million refugees living in camps across Bangladesh. Yunus noted that continued displacement places immense pressure on Bangladesh’s economy, infrastructure, and social systems, while also failing to provide refugees with a permanent future. He stressed that international cooperation and accountability are essential for any repatriation process to succeed.
Meanwhile, regional diplomatic pressure on Myanmar’s military junta continues to grow. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), through its current chair, the Philippines, has officially announced that it does not recognize the election organized by Myanmar’s military regime. The statement reinforces ASEAN’s position that elections held under military control lack legitimacy and fail to reflect the will of the people.
ASEAN’s rejection highlights the widening gap between the junta’s political roadmap and regional expectations for inclusive dialogue, peace, and democratic principles. Analysts believe the stance sends a strong signal that regional acceptance cannot be achieved through unilateral political processes conducted amid ongoing conflict and repression.
These developments underscore Myanmar’s deepening political isolation and the growing international focus on accountability, humanitarian responsibility, and regional stability. As the situation evolves, diplomatic engagement, refugee protection, and political legitimacy remain at the center of regional and global discussions.

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ASEAN Rejects Junta Election, Bangladesh Pushes Rohingya Repatriation | Midday News