Myanmar nationals living near the border with Tak province have gathered to protest against the Thai government's decision to sever electricity and fuel supplies to their communities.More than 100 ...

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, seeking to allay security concerns among Chinese tourists visiting Thailand, said this week she had "Chinese blood in her" and that she had personally looked ...

Protests on border with Tak province in response to Thailand’s cutting of electricity, internet and fuel supplies ...

Some 3,000 Myanmar residents on Saturday rallied at the first and second Thai–Myanmar Friendship bridges in Myawaddy, which ...

The Chinese leader also thanked visiting Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra for her government’s actions against online scamming ...

Chinese police investigated as many as 73,000 cross-border gambling and related cases last year, dismantling more than 4,500 ...

Since Monday, the blackout has paralysed government agencies, businesses, and residents of Myawaddy, which relies almost entirely on Thai electricity and fuel.

Reports of high-profile kidnappings on the Thai-Myanmar border have frightened Chinese tourists who were Thailand's top ...

Glitzy videos by Yatai promised a $15bn (£12.1bn) investment and depicted a high-rise wonderland of hotels, casinos and ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping thanked Thailand’s visiting prime minister on Thursday for a crackdown on scam centers in ...

Fuel demand is soaring in the Myanmar border towns of Myawaddy, Payathonzu, and Tachileik after the Thai government cut off their electricity and fuel supply to cripple online scam centers there.

Kanchanaburi agencies have been instructed to strictly screen for smuggling of electricity generating equipment to Myanmar's scam call-centre gangs.