Amy Sawitta Lefevre

UN: Governments 'not on track' to meet 2°C temperature cap

UN: Governments 'not on track' to meet 2°C temperature cap

Countries had agreed to limit warming to 'well below' the 2°C target in the Paris climate agreement.

Thai boys relive their ‘magical’ discovery in cave ordeal

Thai boys relive their ‘magical’ discovery in cave ordeal

They survived on nothing but dripping water, and even tried to dig their way out.

Thai editor faces charges over drawing of kings wearing masks

Thai editor faces charges over drawing of kings wearing masks

Student's drawing of kings wearing face masks due to pollution could land magazine editor in trouble.

Eight killed in Thailand in rare mass shooting

Eight killed in Thailand in rare mass shooting

Gunmen hold victims hostage before killing them.

Thailand investigates 16 people on Panama Papers list

Thailand investigates 16 people on Panama Papers list

The investigation into possible money-laundering is at an early stage.
Sharp drop in Rohingya migrants after Thai, Bangladesh crackdowns

Sharp drop in Rohingya migrants after Thai, Bangladesh crackdowns

UN says smugglers and migrants assess situation, after scrutiny and crackdowns in 2015.
Myanmar men get gallows for murder of tourists in Thailand

Myanmar men get gallows for murder of tourists in Thailand

This is after a Thai court convicts them of the 2014 murders of two British tourists.
Thai police seek Interpol help to track bomb suspect

Thai police seek Interpol help to track bomb suspect

Police have not determined a motive for the worst ever bomb attack in Thailand.

Thailand indicts 72 trafficking suspects ahead of US report

Thailand indicts 72 trafficking suspects ahead of US report

The country’s police have also issued arrest warrants for 45 more suspects.
Thailand took four days to confirm first Mers case

Thailand took four days to confirm first Mers case

FREE Time lag may raise fears of a further spread of the deadly virus in Asia.
Thai junta lifts martial law, but retains broad powers

Thai junta lifts martial law, but retains broad powers

The junta says it would be replaced with a special security measure.
Thai PM uses holy water, feng shui to ward off occult

Thai PM uses holy water, feng shui to ward off occult

Prayuth, 60, has left nothing to chance since leading a military coup  on May 22.
Prayuth appointed PM by hand-picked parliament

Prayuth appointed PM by hand-picked parliament

'It is designed to give him the power to run the country according to the law.'
Thai army declares martial law, says not a coup

Thai army declares martial law, says not a coup

UPDATED 2PM ‘We declared a state of emergency, it's not a coup,’ says a general.
Thai court rules PM must step down but ministers remain

Thai court rules PM must step down but ministers remain

Yingluck has faced six months of protests in the capital, Bangkok.
Floods encircle Thai industrial park, gov't says no repeat of 2011

Floods encircle Thai industrial park, gov't says no repeat of 2011

Floodwater encircled an industrial estate to the north-east of Bangkok today, adding to fears that Thailand could see a repeat of the devastation caused by floods in 2011, but the estate’s director
said water would not enter the complex.