This week on Season 2, Episode 19 of What’s Happening in Myanmar, Min Aung Hlaing visits Russia, resistance kills regime officials and disputed Rohingya repatriation efforts continue amid deadly airstrikes.

This week on Season 2, Episode 18 of What’s Happening in Myanmar, Min Aung Hlaing returns from Thailand as floods kill dozens, junta airstrikes hit civilians, resistance groups unite, Rohingya face forced conscription and fighting breaks out in northern Shan State's Mongmit Township.

This week on Season 2, Episode 17 of What’s Happening in Myanmar, Min Aung Hlaing addresses parliament on his first 100 days as president, the Red Cross meets with jailed counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, and the junta leader visits Thailand.

This week on Season 2, Episode 16 of What’s Happening in Myanmar, National Unity Government fines villagers for sending children to regime schools, while the junta abducts vulnerable people for conscription. Rohingya in Malaysia face deportations and Thailand targets a junta ally for human trafficking as the regime passes a death penalty for cyber scammers.

This week on Season 2, Episode 15 of What’s Happening in Myanmar, ASEAN convened in the Philippines to address Myanmar's crisis, the TNLA held unprecedented talks with the junta, Malaysia will implement own refugee system, the junta continues its forced conscription campaign and fuel and egg prices surge.

This week on Season 2, Episode 14 of What’s Happening in Myanmar, ASEAN met with the junta sparking a NUG warning, heavy resistance losses in Magway and deadly airstrikes on civilians continued as a Rohingya boat tragedy unfolded.

This week on Season 2, Episode 13 of What’s Happening in Myanmar, junta leader Min Aung Hlaing sought legitimacy in Laos while resistance infighting surged at home, protests against cross-border pollution turned violent in Thailand, a Starlink shutdown threatened resistance communications, and landslides devastated Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh.

This week on Season 2, Episode 12 of What’s Happening in Myanmar, infighting deepened divisions within the resistance movement as the National Unity Government struggled to maintain order, the Arakan Army pressed its advantage and unveiled a new banking system, Min Aung Hlaing strengthened ties with international allies, and a controversial dam project returned to the spotlight.