Cybercrime Crackdown: Myanmar’s military-backed president Min Aung Hlaing used his first 100-days speech to name Starlink as equipment used by scam networks, while the military parliament also approved death-penalty provisions for online scam crimes—another push to curb fraud that increasingly runs like an industry. Sanctions & Enforcement: The EU announced new asset freezes and travel bans targeting Cambodia-linked crypto scam operators and a Myanmar armed group, citing scam compounds, trafficking, and forced victim labor; separately, reporting highlights how OpenAI shut down Cambodia-linked ChatGPT accounts tied to crypto “pig-butchering” fraud. Aviation Fuel Industrial Move: A DVB investigation says Myanmar’s Thanlyin refinery is being revived with Chinese support to produce Jet A-1 locally, aiming to cut the regime’s dependence on imported aviation fuel amid sanctions and foreign-currency pressure. Policy & Governance Roadmap: Min Aung Hlaing criticized ASEAN’s Five-Point Consensus and outlined a five-year plan including 2027 by-elections and continued conscription, with priorities spanning infrastructure, education, and agriculture. Trade & Logistics Pressure: Military forces retook parts of the Kalay–Tamu highway corridor in Sagaing, disrupting a key overland trade artery tied to India–Myanmar routes and triggering mass displacement. Food Security Hit: Arakan State farmers face acute seed and crop losses after monsoon flooding destroyed paddy fields across at least 11 townships, threatening near-term harvest stability.