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BANGKOK -- The leaders of Thailand and Cambodia on Wednesday said their governments would discuss joint exploration for hydrocarbon resources simultaneously with maritime boundaries in a disputed, energy-rich area in the Gulf of Thailand.
BANGKOK -- The U.S. on Thursday imposed fresh sanctions on entities and individuals it said are providing support to the military regime in Myanmar, which seized power three years ago.
BANGKOK/YANGON -- The heat on Myanmar's military regime is increasing three years after it took control on Feb. 1, 2021, with the international community strengthening sanctions on fuel procurement and armed ethnic groups expanding the areas under their control.
A dissident Russian rock band angered by Moscow’s war in Ukraine has arrived in Israel after being deported from Thailand under suspected pressure from the Kremlin, the performers said on Thursday.
“All musicians of the Bi-2 group have safely left Thailand and are heading to Tel Aviv,” read the post.
BANGKOK/TOKYO -- The heart of Yangon is crowded and rowdy in the evenings, with beer flowing and music blaring. Stylish new bars and restaurants have opened around Myanmar's commercial capital in recent months, driven by the military regime's efforts to make city life look "normal" despite authoritarian rule, a broad campaign to crush dissent and war engulfing much of the nation.
BANGKOK -- Myanmar's shadow civilian government and key ethnic groups have vowed to keep pressure on the military regime but expressed a willingness to negotiate.
Thitinan Pongsudhirak is a professor in the political science faculty of Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok and a senior fellow at its Institute of Security and International Studies.