‘You, Me, We, Us’ online exhibition – A search for self and others from diverse ethnic backgrounds through words and images
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in partnership with the Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology
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EDITORIAL: The government needs to overcome its own fear in times of this health crisis
As the country has been hit by Covid-19 hard during the third and fourth waves
Lockdown extended for another 14 days, 16 more provinces included
The government has decided to extend the lockdown imposed on the “Dark Red” zone for
Planned outflows from Jinghong dam continue to disrupt river communities downstream
The fate of Mekong river communities downstream is hanging in the balance as China has
Kaeng Krachan inscribed as new World Heritage Site
The World Heritage Committee (WHC) has inscribed Thailand’s controversial Kaeng Krachan Forest Complex as a
WHO praises Thailand for joining COVAX
Thailand has earned praise and support for its latest decision to join the World Health
Counting down to Global Tiger Day 2021, online
On this coming July 29, the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation (DNP)
Thailand to commit to COVAX following lagged Covid-19 vaccine procurement
The head of the National Vaccine Institute (NVI) jointly responsible for the vaccine procurement has
Dialogue Forum 1 I Year 2: Green Finance and Policy Interventions: The Critical Challenges to Our Future Green Growth
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
“Wuhan Model” in sight for Dark Red zone
The latest lockdown in the Dark Red zone, which takes effect today onwards, will be
Lockdown to be in full force in Dark Red zone tomorrow onwards
The government has decided to further tighten the so-called semi-lockdown imposed last week by barring
Thailand to push for inscription of Kaeng Krachan as World Heritage despite deferral recommendation
The World Heritage Committee meeting in China_the extended 44th session, which kicks off today and
Export proportion of Covid-19 vaccines to be determined
The National Vaccine Committee (NVC) has approved in principle determination of an export proportion against
City lockdown and night curfew to be enforced in Bangkok and “Dark Red” provinces to stem fast-spreading Delta
Gatherings and risky businesses in the capital and its five neighbouring provinces will face stricter
EDITORIAL: The public deserves a big apology for repeated Covid-19 control mistakes
In spite of sharp warnings and advice, the government has taken too lax or delayed
Delta variant could take over infections in Bangkok from Alpha variant in the next two months: DMS
The Department of Medical Sciences has spotted a sharp increase in the infection rate of
Restrictions in Bangkok tightened after one week of relaxation as community infection widespread and ICU beds almost full
Targeted lockdown is designated against construction camps in the city, while the four lower Southern
Widespread Covid-19 community infection detected as ICU beds in Bangkok near limits
Senior medical experts from leading hospitals and medical institutes have stepped out to warn the
GRAPHIC: 50% indoor dining in dark red zone allowed as restrictions further eased
The latest regulation will see disease control zoning become more relaxed, with almost all businesses
DW Global Media Forum 2021: Disruption and Innovation
Conference recordings of the first full-blown digital Global Media Forum with 3,400 participants from more
PM sets to reopen the country within 120 days despite hurdles in vaccine deliveries and distribution
In his statement delivered yesterday evening, Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha affirmed his intention to
Bangkok joins big cities worldwide in witnessing NO2 rebound after lockdowns eased
In contrast to a sharp drop in key greenhouse gases especially Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) following
Climate change and biodiversity loss “mutually” reinforce
The world’s leading scientists have come to terms with the interplay between climate change and
Over 400,000 doses of Covid vaccines administered in one day as Thailand’s mass vaccination rolled out
Adequate doses of the vaccines are assured by top officials including the Prime Minister, Gen
Illegal wildlife trade in the Lower Mekong remains unabated despite Covid-19 restrictions
Global anti-wildlife trade advocacy organisation, TRAFFIC, has issued an urgent call for concerned authorities in
Anti-hazardous waste campaigners call for an end to hazardous waste exports and “dirty recycling” worldwide
In recognition of World Environment Day, global anti-hazardous waste campaigners from EARTH and Czech based
Decade on Ecosystem Restoration launched on World Environment Day
The global community has tried another big push to try to revive the degraded or
Covid-19 vaccine prioritization for mass vaccination program settled
Public Health executives have settled the formula to allocate limited Covid-19 vaccines to try to
Online trade in fresh clouded leopard skin busted
The vulnerable leopard is found to have been hunted freshly, a rare incident in the
1.5 C warming likely in one of the next five years: WMO
The world’s top climate monitoring organization, WMO, has said there is about a 40% chance