Bangkok Crisis
- All
- News
- Videos
-
ASEAN Leaders Expected To Discuss Rohingya Crisis, South China Sea
Southeast Asian leaders met on Sunday for a second day of a summit in Bangkok, where they were expected to discuss pressing regional issues including the plight of Myanmar's fleeing Rohingyas and the South China Sea dispute.
-
Myanmar, Bangladesh to Address 'Root Causes' of Migrant Crisis
Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed to address the "root causes" of a migrant exodus from their shores at talks in Bangkok today, but critics pilloried a deal that failed to mention the Rohingya minority at the heart of the crisis.
-
Asia's Migrant Crisis Meeting Unlikely to Yield Solutions
A meeting in Bangkok aimed at addressing Southeast Asia's migrant crisis is unlikely to produce a binding agreement or plan of action to save thousands of people believed stranded on boats in the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea, participants said.
-
'Unlikely to Attend' Migrant Crisis Meeting: Myanmar
Myanmar may snub a regional meeting hosted by Thailand later this month aimed at easing the current Bay of Bengal migrant crisis, the president's office said today.
-
Cambodian Exodus From Thailand Jumps to Nearly 180,000
The number of Cambodians fleeing Thailand over fears of a clampdown on illegal migrant workers rose to nearly 180,000 on Tuesday, as the two countries were expected to hold talks on the crisis in Bangkok.
-
Thailand Military Junta Lifts Curfew in 20 Provinces
Thailand's military government lifted a late-night curfew in 20 more provinces on Tuesday, but it remained in place in more than 50 others and in the capital, Bangkok.
-
Coup Crisis Could Cost Thailand its Medical Tourism Crown
Thailand is in danger of losing its crown as the world's top destination for medical tourism if foreigners looking for low-cost, quality healthcare are scared off by political unrest, especially at a time of growing competition from Asian rivals.
-
Thailand Open Golf Cancelled Over Political Crisis
The OneAsia tournament was meant to have taken place at Bangkok's Thana City Golf & Sports Club in March but was postponed after a 60-day state of emergency was declared in the capital. It has now been shelved for the year completely.
-
Thai Court Orders PM to Step Down, Prolonging Political Crisis
A Thai court ordered Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to step down on Wednesday after finding her guilty of abusing her power, prolonging a political crisis that has led to violent protests and brought the economy close to recession
-
Thai PM Forced to Resign Over Abuse of Power
Thailand's Constitutional Court has ordered Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to step down after finding her guilty in an abuse of power case, pushing the country deeper into political turmoil.
-
ASEAN Leaders Expected To Discuss Rohingya Crisis, South China Sea
Southeast Asian leaders met on Sunday for a second day of a summit in Bangkok, where they were expected to discuss pressing regional issues including the plight of Myanmar's fleeing Rohingyas and the South China Sea dispute.
-
Myanmar, Bangladesh to Address 'Root Causes' of Migrant Crisis
Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed to address the "root causes" of a migrant exodus from their shores at talks in Bangkok today, but critics pilloried a deal that failed to mention the Rohingya minority at the heart of the crisis.
-
Asia's Migrant Crisis Meeting Unlikely to Yield Solutions
A meeting in Bangkok aimed at addressing Southeast Asia's migrant crisis is unlikely to produce a binding agreement or plan of action to save thousands of people believed stranded on boats in the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea, participants said.
-
'Unlikely to Attend' Migrant Crisis Meeting: Myanmar
Myanmar may snub a regional meeting hosted by Thailand later this month aimed at easing the current Bay of Bengal migrant crisis, the president's office said today.
-
Cambodian Exodus From Thailand Jumps to Nearly 180,000
The number of Cambodians fleeing Thailand over fears of a clampdown on illegal migrant workers rose to nearly 180,000 on Tuesday, as the two countries were expected to hold talks on the crisis in Bangkok.
-
Thailand Military Junta Lifts Curfew in 20 Provinces
Thailand's military government lifted a late-night curfew in 20 more provinces on Tuesday, but it remained in place in more than 50 others and in the capital, Bangkok.
-
Coup Crisis Could Cost Thailand its Medical Tourism Crown
Thailand is in danger of losing its crown as the world's top destination for medical tourism if foreigners looking for low-cost, quality healthcare are scared off by political unrest, especially at a time of growing competition from Asian rivals.
-
Thailand Open Golf Cancelled Over Political Crisis
The OneAsia tournament was meant to have taken place at Bangkok's Thana City Golf & Sports Club in March but was postponed after a 60-day state of emergency was declared in the capital. It has now been shelved for the year completely.
-
Thai Court Orders PM to Step Down, Prolonging Political Crisis
A Thai court ordered Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to step down on Wednesday after finding her guilty of abusing her power, prolonging a political crisis that has led to violent protests and brought the economy close to recession
-
Thai PM Forced to Resign Over Abuse of Power
Thailand's Constitutional Court has ordered Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to step down after finding her guilty in an abuse of power case, pushing the country deeper into political turmoil.
