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Suspects were identified as members of Neo-JMB, a group that supports the Islamic State.

Officials cut access nearly a year ago after about 200,000 marked anniversary of Myanmar exodus.

State Department report on terrorism notes that militants used Thailand and Malaysia as transit points.

Satellites showed “extreme event of restriction” of water flow, research company president tells BenarNews.

But plan to buy U.S.-made Stryker fighting vehicles to go ahead, officials say.

Authorities lift health-certificate requirement for workers crossing the Deep South border.

Victim’s mother blames the military government for delaying an investigation for the last decade.

The suspects intended to carry out an attack during Ramadan, officials said, citing intelligence reports.

Separatist rebels are suspected in bombings in Pattani that killed at least one person.

A supporter of BRN rebels says they are ready to resume talks with the government.

In the age of COVID-19 the leaders agree to join together to face “21st Century challenges.”

About 1 million people have been stranded in Thailand since COVID-19 stalled the economy.

Thai spokesman says protocol for Beijing to deliver information to five nations has not been established.

Arma Wani received a three-month suspended sentence following July 3 raid that killed soldier, insurgent.

Frustrations have been accumulating for a long time, analyst says.

Additional money is needed for technical changes to accommodate a faster model of train, the Thai government says

The bombing blamed on insurgents is the first since a pair of attacks in August.

Freedom House, Verisk Maplecroft find authorities have sought to silence whistleblowers.

It could not secure a promised subsidy from the government to allay transportation costs, a company official said

Government gives $32,000 to each of the families of three loggers shot by soldiers last year.

Twitter took down 926 accounts it said were linked to the Royal Thai Army and targeted the opposition.

They want the education ministry to stop student harassment, revoke outdated rules and overhaul the curriculum.

Youth activists across several Asian nations issue calls to resist Chinese influence and authoritarian rule by their own governments.

The pro-democracy rally marked the anniversary of a 1973 protest that brought down dictator Thanom Kittikachorn.

The prime minister said he introduced the urgent measure “to maintain peace and order.”

Earlier, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha led a cabinet meeting to approve his emergency declaration.

Police and military forces used sniffer dogs, a crane and drones to search for the men, who sawed iron bars to break out of an immigration detention center.

Meanwhile, Thai authorities say they are investigating four media agencies for allegedly spreading misinformation.

The action came a day after the government said it would investigate media involved in spreading misinformation.

Attorney says a government ministry failed to prove the media organization spread false information.