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Regional news from Southeast Asia in English — ASEAN politics, economy and diplomacy, covered by Thai PBS World.

Where Are The Rainmakers?

Southeast Asia is a treasure trove of many cultures. The region’s rich diversity can be seen in many of its time-honored cultures and traditions but many of these are rarely observed these days. In the midst of progress and modernity, the least we can do now is to preserve the legacies of our past and

05 May 2024

Philippine bishops instruct flock to pray for rain, heat relief

Manila, Philippines – Catholic bishops in the Philippines are pitching in to seek divine relief from the extreme heatwave scorching the country, instructing their flock to recite special prayers for rain and lower temperatures. Rising temperatures have forced the government to shut down tens of thousands of schools over the past week, while increased demand has

04 May 2024

“Harana” or Moonlight Serenade: A Dying Tradition in the Philippines

Southeast Asia is a treasure trove of many cultures. The region’s rich diversity is clearly seen in many of its fascinating cultures and traditions, many of which are now sadly disappearing. Today, amid progress and modernity, preserving the legacies of our past is akin to learning how these have contributed to our evolution as a

28 Apr 2024

Myanmar ethnic armed group executes three personnel

Yangon, Myanmar – A Myanmar ethnic minority armed group has executed three of its personnel following a public trial held in a town captured from the military in January, media affiliated to the group has reported. Myanmar’s borderlands are home to an array of ethnic minority armed groups, some of which have been battling the military for decades

25 Apr 2024

Myanmar junta says troops back in Myawaddy

Myanmar junta troops have moved back into a vital border town they were ousted from by an alliance of ethnic rebels and anti-junta fighters this month, military sources told AFP Tuesday. The Karen National Union (KNU) and “People’s Defence Force” fighters ousted around 200 military soldiers from their positions in the lucrative trade hub of

24 Apr 2024

Are Labubu figures based on Cambodian folklore?

A social media post, which is being widely discussed across several social media platforms in Thailand, claims that the popular ‘Labubu’ toys are based upon the Cambodian ‘Kala’ myth. The post begins “From Cambodia to Hong Kong; From Kala to Labubu” and states that the Labubu is a small “monster” and the flagship character of

24 Apr 2024

Myanmar junta minister heads to Beijing for security talks

Yangon, Myanmar – The Myanmar junta’s home minister has left for China for security talks with Beijing’s minister for public security, state media said Thursday. Lieutenant-General Yar Pyae left for China on Wednesday for a “working visit to discuss law enforcement and security cooperation from 24 to 29 April” at the invitation of Wang Xiaohong, according

25 Apr 2024

Border trade in Mae Sot hit hard by fighting in Myanmar’s Myawaddy

The Rim Moei market near the Thai-Myanmar border in Mae Sot district of Tak, which is usually packed with shoppers and tourists, especially during weekends, has been eerily quiet since the flare-up in fighting between junta and rebel forces last week. Many shops in the market have closed due to the lack of customers. Thanatporn

24 Apr 2024

Myawaddy stalemate could pressure warring parties to talk -- Sihasak

A prolonged stalemate in fighting between the Myanmar military and ethnic armed groups for control of Myawaddy, a strategic Myanmar town bordering northern Thailand, could be a turning point that may pressure the warring parties to contemplate mediation, said Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Sihasak Phuangketkeow. Sihasak recalled that China in early January this year

24 Apr 2024

PM cancels planned visit to Mae Sot

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has cancelled his planned trip to Tak’s Mae Sot district, to assess the status of the civil war in Myanmar and its effects on the Thai side of the border. Deputy PM Prommin Lertsuridej revealed the cancellation without giving a reason. “The prime minister has assigned Foreign Minister Parnpree Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara

23 Apr 2024

Indonesia lowers volcano alert level, reopens nearby airport

Jakarta, Indonesia – Indonesian authorities on Monday lowered the alert level of a remote volcano that erupted more than half a dozen times in the last week, while the nearest international airport reopened after being shuttered for days. Officials had warned the threat from the Mount Ruang stratovolcano in Indonesia’s outermost region was far from over

22 Apr 2024

Appeal for humanitarian aid for Burmese sheltering in Thailand

The anti-Myanmar junta National Unity Government (NUG) has appealed to all organisations and authorities to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of Myanmar fleeing the civil war in their country, to seek temporary refuge in Thailand. A statement, issued by the Foreign Ministry of the resistance forces yesterday, said that the NUG, its ethnic allies

22 Apr 2024
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