EDITORIAL: Govt needs more decisive action and priority against the third wave of Covid-19
With the UK’s fast-spreading variant at a doorstep and possibly more virulent ones from other
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Thailand discovers UK variant of Covid-19 among party-goers for the first time
A probable virus transmission rate in this new surge is estimated at up to 170
Discharge of former Kaeng Krachan park chief sparks Save Chaiwat campaign
The fresh discharge against former Kaeng Krachan National Park chief, Chaiwat Limlikhit-aksorn, who had led
Thailand’s historic Covid jab
Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has led most of his Cabinet members to receive Covid-19
Rights to Natural Resources and the Environment under Thailand’s Constitutions: Progress and Setbacks
Natural resources and the environment have been given more importance in the recent constitutions, but
EDITORIAL: Solutions for Bangkloi Saga need facts and impartiality to start with
It’s somewhere deep in the jungle of Kaeng Krachan National Park where a group of
BACKGROUNDER: Bangkloi Saga
The unexpected move by young Karens to return to their ancestral land in Bangkloi Bon
Mekong’s fine sediments are no longer present: MRC
The Mekong River governing body, Mekong River Commission, has confirmed that the current blue-green hue
New evidence raises hopes for the survival of rare Siamese crocs in Kaeng Krachan National Park
The recent discovery of evidence of an apparently mature male croc has given a gleam
Thailand has yet to commit to WHO’s COVAX Facility to get cheap or free Covid-19 vaccines as it is classified as a “middle-income” country: Anutin
Deputy PM and Public Health Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul has stepped out to clarify points fired
Thailand openly calls for transboundary impact assessments from Laos’ Sanakham dam
The working group of a high-level committee of the four Mekong country representatives, or the
Covid-19 vaccines must be safe before being administered to Thai people: PM
PM Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has voiced out about Covid-19 vaccines that he would not allow
Mekong locals observe changes in the Mekong following upstream dam operations
Jinghong dam in China’s Yunnan province continues cutting water outflows for its power grid maintenance
EDITORIAL: Vaccines give hopes that we would be able to deal with the Covid-19 virus, but they’re not a long-term shield against future challenges
Previous rounds of outbreaks worldwide have laid bare to people that long-term survival is really
Use of Mor Chana rises while questions over privacy linger
The application has been reintroduced to the public by the government in an attempt to
Epidemic reconstruction reveals illegal gambling and trafficking of migrant workers are major sources of ongoing Covid-19 spread
As many as 45 provinces have been infected by the infection cluster first exploding among
Govt decides to impose stringent restriction measures against the rapid spread of Covid-19 in 28 “areas” with maximum control
The latest restriction rules with more stringent measures against the rapid spread of Covid-19 have
COVID-19: The most defining public health crisis which has defined the most environmental challenges for years to come
The new virus has given people the hard lessons in regard to public health as
EDITORIAL: The severe second round of Covid-19 outbreaks needs a serious take on “undesirable” economic activities
The second round of widespread Covid-19 outbreaks is putting the country to test, whether it
Four or five digits of new local infections could be in reach in the next two weeks if nothing is done in maximum control and controlled zones: CCSA
The latest scenarios of local transmissions of Covid-19 have been projected by the disease control
Year-end Dialogue Forum | Green Recovery: Moving beyond the Pandemic
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
992.4 km away from Home to say No to Chana model city
Since the “Daughter of Chana”, 17-year-old Jana-born Khairiyah Rahmanyah first staged a small group protest
EDITORIAL: Chana model city is a good opportunity to uphold good governance and the rule of law
The government’s ambitious industrial development project, the Progressive Industry for the Future model city of
Mekong transboundary impacts addressed amid growing concerns about Sanakham dam’s impacts
Thailand’s Deputy PM Gen Prawit Wongsuwan has officially addressed the issue this week at the
Dialogue Forum 8: The Environmental Challenges under Thailand’s Constitutions: Progress and Setbacks
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Efforts to Clear the “World’s Trash Bin”: Hazardous Waste Challenges in Thailand and beyond
In spite of the fact that Thailand is gearing towards the next era of its
US President-elect, Joe Biden, aims to shift the US to “clean energy revolution” with series of ambitious plans awaited
The move is expected to shift the world’s path along as observed by several observers,
A Ban on Toxic Farm Chemicals: Thailand’s long road to food and farm safety
The recent ban on three farm chemicals seen as highly hazardous has raised public debates
Dialogue Forum 7: Thailand’s Hazardous Waste Situation and Efforts to Clear the “World’s Trash Bin”
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
EDITORIAL: Violence finds no end in sight, but dialogues
The sporadic crashes in the consecutive protests over last week have prompted public concerns that