As rebels gain grounds in Myanmar, can the Rohingya return?

The Arakan Army, an ethnic insurgent group fighting the junta government of Myanmar, seized a key port town, Paletwa, in Chin state on 14 January. The town is located to the east of the Bangladesh border and the river port is just 12km away. To the north is the Indian border. This seizure is one of the many that preceded and followed a major coordinated offensive against

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