WHO warns Covid-19 is “nowhere near over” as Thai genomicists find BA.4 and BA.5 could be more virulent
The organisation’s emergency committee in its latest meeting last Friday agreed that the disease remains
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FB LIVE RECORDING I The special forum: Can the Mekong and its tributaries have “legal rights”?
The overview by Professor Emeritus Dr. Philip Hirsch of the University of Sydney’s School of
Control over newly freed cannabis rushed as concerns grow over its psychoactive impacts if misused or overdosed
Thailand in effect legalized the cultivation and use of cannabis on June 9_the first in
Photo exhibition I Documentary I Forum: Can the Mekong and its tributaries have “legal rights”?
Early this year, Bangkok Tribune and its partners, in support of Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. Foundation Office
The Mekong’s (wilting) Womb
Rapid development in the Mekong Basin has increasingly caused adverse impacts not only to the
FB LIVE RECORDING I The Special Forum: ลุ่มน้ำสงคราม (The Songkhram River Basin), the Mekong’s Womb
Under the Mekong’s Womb project run by Bangkok Tribune Online News Agency, in support of
PHOTO ESSAY EXHIBITION I BOOK LAUNCH I FORUM: ลุ่มน้ำสงคราม (the Songkhram River Basin) I The Mekong’s Womb
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Code red for SE ASIA and Thailand and efforts of climate change mitigation & adaptation
At COP26 late last year, the international community became seriously vocal about the new ambitious
The Saga of Mekong Tributary Dams
The Northeastern region has been dotted with dams following decades of state ambition to make
Thailand closes its door against non-quarantine visitors as first local transmission of Omicron detected
The first local transmission case of Omicron has been confirmed whereas the number of Omicron
Strong evidence and witnesses defeat Premchai in a black leopard slaying case: Prosecutors
A construction tycoon and President of Italian-Thai Development PLC, Premchai Karnasuta, and his three trip
First Omicron case in Thailand discovered
Public health officials have confirmed that contacts of the first Omicron patient have so far
FB LIVE RECORDING: Dialogue Forum 6 I Year 2: From Paris to Glasgow, COP26 and Implications on Climate Policies
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Biodiversity-based tourism and the way ahead to revitalize economy and environment
The global economy has been facing unprecedented upheaval as the COVID-19 pandemic runs rampant. The
Glasgow Climate Pact “a fragile win”: COP26 President
The new global climate pact to address the urgency of climate change and its impacts,
EDITORIAL: The world needs climate conscience here and now as time is running out
Following the latest projections on Greenhouse Gas emissions reduction targets pledged, there is no more
FB LIVE RECORDING: Dialogue Forum 5 I Year 2: From Paris to Glasgow, the Climate Turning Point?
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Dialogue Forum Series 5&6 I Year 2: From Paris to Glasgow, the Climate Turning Point? and Implications on Global and Thailand’s Climate Policies
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Mekong’s ‘wilting womb’
The rainy season is drawing to a close in Thailand, but 58-year-old Saneh Sukcharoen, the head
Thailand to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 if supported: PM Prayut
Thailand has made a surprise move at COP26 as it has announced that it will
Climate experts urge Thailand to do more as PM to announce long-term climate strategy at COP26
Thailand’s Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has travelled to Scotland’s Glasgow to join other world
COP26 presidency pushes hard for ambitious net zero GHG emissions by mid-century
The UK, as the presidency of the coming pivotal UN Climate Conference this year or
Political impetus to save the world’s biodiversity galvanised as “Kunming Declaration” adopted at COP15 today
The political document to guide the new global biodiversity framework and actions in the next
Fearless journalists win this year’s Nobel Peace Prize
The Norwegian Nobel Committee said the award is bestowed upon them for their efforts to
SPECIAL REPORT: Untold impact on northern Thailand’s wildlife from Mekong dams
Otters, fish, and birds along the Ing and Ruak rivers face threats from hydropower dams
Authorities rush to discharge massive water volume from last rains to keep Bangkok safe from great flooding risk
They nod in agreement that the flooding this year is far different from the “great
Doi Chiang Dao designated as new UNESCO’s Biosphere Reserve
The site provides a good example for forest related policies that aim to address harmonous
EDITORIAL: Thai society needs to get serious with “Smart Control and Living with Covid-19”
To live with Covid-19 safely, it’s no longer about medical care alone to rely on,
FB LIVE RECORDING: Dialogue Forum 3 I Year 2: Lessons Learned from the 2021 World Heritage Sites: From Khaoyai, Luang Prabang, to Liverpool City, the region’s World Heritage in Danger?
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Smart Systems and Determination to Safeguard Valued Biodiversity in Post-2020
Since the Covid-19 outbreak, scientists and ecologists agree that stopping losses and degradation of species-rich