Cross-border enforcement: A U.S.-led crackdown with the FBI and partners says it shut down scam networks across Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar, taking down 1 million online accounts and freezing millions in crypto; 63 people were arrested and assets are held for forfeiture. Sports & telecom business risk: A Myanmar rights group is urging FIFA to revoke Mytel’s exclusive World Cup broadcast rights, saying the telecom firm is tied to the military via a joint venture with Viettel and that Myanmar fans have been boycotting it. Myanmar-China trade corridor: The Tatmadaw says it is trying to reopen the Kalay–Tamu border trade route after PDF blockades disrupted transport, driving shortages and price rises; phased area-clearance operations began June 7 and forces report progress toward reopening. Garment labour pressure: IndustriALL is demanding the ILO cut funding to Myanmar’s junta over forced-labour and freedom-of-association violations affecting garment workers, including harassment and unpaid overtime. Energy & environment angle: Analysis notes solar has overtaken gas in Asia for electricity generation, a shift that matters for Myanmar’s power planning as regional clean-energy demand rises. Border governance: Bangladesh’s BGB and India’s BSF agreed on zero tolerance for border killings and forcible push-ins, while Bangladesh flagged fencing deviations and urged coordination.