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Myanmar’s December 2025 Poll: Why Thai Security Depends on the Result

by Admin | Dec 5, 2025 | Elections, Opinion Papers, Politics/Policy

Source: The Nation | By Border Security Affairs Project, Chiang Mai University Thailand’s security, budget, and border safety are inextricably linked to Myanmar’s December 28 poll; experts warn election may exacerbate ongoing conflict and crime. Read Full...

Thai officials link seven bitcoin mines to Chinese scammers

by Admin | Dec 5, 2025 | Cybercrime, Daily News

Source: Bangkok Post | Online Reporters Thai authorities have raided seven bitcoin mines worth an estimated 300 million baht in two provinces, saying they suspected the operations were run by Chinese transnational scam networks. Read Full Story

Toxic threat sweeps all before it

by Admin | Dec 1, 2025 | Daily News, Resource Extraction

Source: Bangkok Post | By Apinya Wipatayotin The Kok River, once one of the province’s best-known attractions, now stands at the centre of what has been described as Asean’s biggest transboundary contamination crisis. Read Full Story

Thailand shuts border crossings as Myanmar–Karen clashes intensify

by Admin | Dec 1, 2025 | Daily News, Politics/Policy

Source: The Nation The action was prompted by the conflict spilling over, with five mortar rounds landing on Thai territory and injuring two people. Read Full Story

Refugees Allowed to Work Legally, But Some Return to Camps Due to Workplace Issues

by Admin | Nov 27, 2025 | Daily News

Source: Kantarawaddy Times One problem is that when employers first came to recruit them, they told the refugees that accommodation would be free. But when they(refugees) arrived there, they were told they would have to pay for accommodation. Read Full...
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