A February 2026 drone attack on a civilian airliner signals a volatile shift as Myanmar’s resistance challenges both the junta and China.
Anutin’s Bhumjaithai Party rode nationalism and technocratic appeal to a landslide 2026 election victory, sidelining reformist rivals.
The 11 January 2026 attacks mark a violent return to reality for Southern Thailand’s peace process.
For a peace process to be meaningful, it must move beyond “talk shops” and address the criminalisation of political discourse in Patani.
International sanctions and military raids are dismantling Myanmar’s billion-dollar scam hubs, reshaping border alliances and human safety.
Peace talks between the Thai government and BRN are back on track after two years, but philosophical and legal hurdles remain.
Anwar Ibrahim’s peace efforts in Thailand’s far south are continuously hampered by political instability in Bangkok.
The Thailand-Cambodia border clashes are symptoms of deep-seated colonial legacies, political dysfunction and failed diplomacy.
Thailand and Cambodia’s conflict, rooted in history, flares up again with deadly consequences and complex internal politics.
As peace talks crumble, insurgents begin targeting Thailand’s tourism hot spots.