Thai army probing landmine incident on border
The Thai army is trying to find out whether a landmine that injured three Thai soldiers — one of whom lost a foot — was old or a newly planted one at the border with Cambodia in Ubon Ratchathani.
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Thailand to offer ‘no tariffs on 90% of US goods’
Thailand is ready to offer scrapping tariffs on 90% of US goods, up from 60% in an earlier proposal, in a bid to avert a punishing 36% levy threatened by President Donald Trump, according to a business group advising Thai negotiators.
Thailand cracks down on anaesthetic used in ‘zombie pods’
Thai authorities are tightening restrictions on etomidate, an intravenous anaesthetic, in order to curb its use in potentially deadly vape products known as “zombie pods”.
Dozens of illegal border-crossers arrested in Aranyaprathet
SA KAEO – Soldiers have arrested 38 people for illegally crossing the Thai-Cambodian border in this eastern province, most of them are Cambodian migrants returning to Thailand because they could find no jobs at home.
Japan holds US tariff talks with Lutnick, eyes meeting with Bessent
Indonesia minister’s move to declare National Culture Day on President Prabowo’s birthday sparks backlash
Culture Minister Fadli Zon said the Oct 17 date is significant as it coincides with the date Indonesia’s national emblem “Garuda Pancasila” and national motto were established by founding president Soekarno in 1951.
Volcanic eruption ends day’s search for bodies of Filipino cockfighters
Three killed in Bangladesh after clashes in Sheikh Hasina’s hometown
‘Japanese First’ party shakes up election with alarm over foreigners
Commentary: At 100, Dr Mahathir shows that legacy is never static
There is a profound, almost paradoxical, power in former Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad issuing warnings about the trajectory of Western democracy, says Southeast Asian politics expert Sophie Lemiere.