At least 32 killed as crane at BRI railway construction site in Korat collapses on passenger train
The incident has once again raised questions about flaws in construction standards, as it was
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EDITORIAL: The country deserves sound and sophisticated disaster management and governance in times of climate crisis
As of December 1, the official flood death toll in southern Thailand rose to 175,
Death toll in southern floods spikes to 145 as disaster management flaws exposed
The government is being pressured to offer an apology to the pubic as its disaster
Thailand and Cambodia sign peace declaration at 47th ASEAN Summit
Critical points over ongoing challenges between them, including military de-escalation and removing heavy weapons, demining,
PHOTO ESSAY: Living in Fear
Local residents along the northern rivers bordering Myanmar are now living in fear, concerned as
SPECIAL REPORT SERIES: The Poisoned Rivers: From gold to rare earth, unregulated mining in Myanmar poisons the Mekong and its tributaries in Northern Thailand
Unregulated mining in Myanmar is proliferating unabated. It’s now poisoning the Mekong and its tributaries,
Thaksin sent back to jail as Supreme Court rules corrections enforcement in “Thaksin’s 14th Floor” case unlawful
Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, the powerful former Prime Minister of Thailand and the defendant in this
New PM voted amid deep challenges ahead
Anutin Charnvirakul, Bhumjaithai Party’s coalition-turned-opposition leader, is expected to take office to help address urgent
Charter Court dismisses PM Paetongtarn from office following leaked phone call audio with Hun Sen
The dismissal has also resulted in the Cabinet being removed accordingly, prompting the country to
Thailand and Cambodia agree on ceasefire arrangements and unprecedented ASEAN Observer Team formation
The extraordinary General Border Committee (GBC) meeting in Malaysia between Thailand and Cambodia has seen
Thaksin and Prison Warden ordered to appear in court on Sep 9 for court ruling on “Thaksin’s 14th Floor” case
The Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions has wrapped up its hearings
Thailand to notify observers of Cambodia’s ceasefire violation
Only 13 hours from the ceasefire that took effect at midnight last night, the Thai
“Immediate and unconditional” ceasefire takes effect from midnight: Anwar
Chair of ASEAN for 2025 and Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim, has announced the
Troop clashes break out as Cambodia opens fire and launches rockets towards Thai forces and civilians
12 fatalities of civilians and a military soldier and 32 injuries have been reported as
Thai PM suspended from duty following leaked phone call audio with Cambodia’s former leader Hun Sen
The Constitutional Court has decided to accept a petition by senators following the leaked phone
EDITORIAL: What we need now to end disputes is political conscience
This afternoon, the security unit has reported that as many as more than 35,000 people
Thai PM apologises for leaked phone call audio over border dispute with Cambodian leader Hun Sen whereas public resentment growing
The leak of the audio clip is now shaking Thai politics as there is a
Thai and Chinese leaders urged to end mining along Thai-Myanmar border on World Environment Day
The latest tests on water quality and sedimentation show the worsening trend of toxic heavy
JBC wrapped without discussions over ongoing border dispute whereas Cambodia submits case to ICJ ahead of JBC wrap-up
The 6th Joint Boundary Commission ended in Phnom Penh without concrete outcomes for the ongoing
SPECIAL REPORT: Legal charges against Aek UThai recycling plant optimised as part of DIW’s bid to go beyond legal limits
Waste management experts suggest regulators come up with a roadmap to facilitate the formulation of
IN PICTURES: Search and Rescue Comes to an End
It was drizzling. The sky was overcast, and the air was damp. The Bangkok Metropolitan
7.7 MMERQK: Capturing Myanmar’s Unheeded Cry
In the hours and days that followed the major 7.7 magnitude earthquake on March 28,
EDITORIAL: On March 28, our security and safety were shaken alongside the SAO building
Today is the 28th. Last month, on this same date, Thailand and Myanmar were jolted
E-Book: SDGs I The Depth of Field
Since its conception in 1992 at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, “sustainable development”
Possible bid collusion in SAO building case taken as second “Special Case” by DSI
The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) sets out to wrap up the first special case
China Railway Number 10 (Thailand)’s boss under arrest
Zhang Chuanling, named as one of the two executives of the company, was intercepted and
Design of collapsed under-construction SAO building “not in line” with regulation
The design of its critical core walls and core lifts, widely acknowledged as the skeleton
Suspicions in collapsed SAO building raised “from the start” and through “construction process”: PM
PM orders an additional investigation using modelling to confirm the actual causes of the building
IN PICTURES: 7th Day of 7.7 Earthquake, “Little Hope” still Lingers
In the absence of the roaring sounds of heavy machines at the collapsed under-construction State
EDITORIAL: The lessons we have never learned
At 1.20 pm on March 28, the U.S. Geological Survey detected a major earthquake of