Thailand cuts power, fuel and internet supply to parts of Myanmar
Thailand has cut electricity, internet and fuel supplies to five border areas in Myanmar, a senior Thai minister said on Wednesday, as the Southeast Asian nation steps up efforts to choke scam centres that have become a growing security concern.
Crimes against humanity, a growing hunger crisis, and over 2,600 rebel groups: Myanmar’s brutal civil war continues to worsen ...
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Tips: What's the Best Time to Travel to Myanmar?For internal transportation, visitors can choose trains, buses, and domestic flights, although the railway infrastructure is ...
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China's leader Xi Jinping and visiting Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra vowed to crack down on the scam networks ...
He told CNA that he hopes Myanmar’s military regime would free his mother and other political prisoners, and return the ...
The Karen Border Guard Force in Myawaddy on the Thai border says it is working to break up trafficking operations in Karen State.
For thousands of guerilla fighters, the dream of a free Myanmar still burns bright – even after four years of ruinous civil ...
Activist group Justice for Myanmar alleged in a recent report that Interra had "helped supply the junta" with over two million barrels of oil and "fuelled its ongoing war crimes".
The country is experiencing worsening outages. Average daily electricity production has plummeted to 2,200 MW, with only half ...
From concerns in Manila after US paused military aid to checks on Singapore’s political parties, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent Asia reporting.
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