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Arnon Nampa and Panupong “Mike” Jadnok left a hospital where they had been treated for COVID-19.

“There is no time to waste,” American Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman says.

Manas Kongpaen was serving an 82-year sentence when he was stricken at a prison hospital.

Sitanan Satsaksit filed a petition demanding the Thai Ministry of Justice properly investigate eight abduction cases.

Four million out of population of 70 million have received at least one jab since limited rollout Feb. 28.

Seizures of the drug in Southeast and East Asia swelled 19 percent last year – a record.

Company officials did not respond to Taiwan president’s concerns over delivery delays from Siam Bioscience.

Forty-one organizations say proposed law would place NGOs under government control.

Four of 10 ASEAN states abstained, including Thailand and Brunei, chair of the regional bloc.

Separatist rebels are at a disadvantage, but conflict in border region will continue, analyst says.

But observers and officials also want to see specific information about the U.S.-led infrastructure-financing initiative.

Lawmakers approved only one amendment – a return to two separate ballots for a candidate and a political party.

Nine out of 10 foreigners employed on fishing boats lack a copy of their contract, new survey shows.

The MRC said China, and members Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Thailand should work together to reduce impact on riparian communities.

Bangkok must give local agencies more power in COVID-19 inoculations, head of political action group says.

This would prevent deaths and inspire confidence in residents of restive region, they say.

UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee to meet July 16-31 to assess dam’s potential impact on Luang Prabang City.

In vignettes, foreigners living in Thailand and locals tell stories about life amid COVID-19 outbreak.

Thai association of doctors openly calls for Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha to resign for vaccine policy blunders.

Burmese military must also be made feel “there is no alternative but to stand down,” Tom Andrews says.

Commission did not determine what caused Abdullah Esomuso to die in 2019 while in military custody.

Another U.N. agency has expressed concerns about human rights violations against indigenous people.

Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha on Tuesday ordered agencies to prosecute journalists and others suspected of spreading fake news.

Media associations say new measures intend to restrict freedom speech during time of pandemic.

Rebels fled into Malaysia after mounting the attack that killed one soldier and injured four, source says.

The prime minister’s order would deprive freedoms protected by the constitution, the Civil Court said.

U.S. officials link Thai arms dealer to plot to attack Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun, a critic of Myanmar’s junta.

Kyaw Moe Tun, 52, talks about an alleged plot to kill or hurt him, for which two New York-based Myanmar citizens were arrested.

Anti-riot personnel fire rubber bullets at hundreds of demonstrators who, police say, set fire to two police booths.

Only three of 11 linked to a series of bombings in tourist hotspots have been arrested.