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(Reuters) -- China's minister of emergency management, Wang Xiangxi, is being investigated for suspected "serious violations of discipline and law," a common euphemism for corruption, the anti-graft watchdog said on Saturday as a purge of senior offi... [1]
Thailand today suspended electricity, internet services, and fuel supplies to three regions of neighboring Myanmar in an effort to combat the online scamming centers that have been established there. [2]
Guest contributor Kannikar Petchkaew Though court petitions and public outcry over the accusation of complicity and insufficiency kept it frantically busy, 10 days after the country’s latest general election on February 8, the Thai Election Commissio... [3]
Katsuji Nakazawa is a Tokyo-based senior staff and editorial writer at Nikkei. He spent seven years in China as a correspondent and later as China bureau chief. He was the 2014 recipient of the Vaughn-Ueda International Journalist prize. [4]
Junta-allied Karen militia leader Saw Chit Thu on Tuesday protested against a threat by the Thai government to arrest him over the clusters of online scam operations that thrive in his fiefdom in Myawaddy on the Thai border. [5]
The six Mekong River countries plan to bolster their efforts to combat online scamming and arms dealing in mainland Southeast Asia, amid a quickening flow of reports about human trafficking and criminal activity in the region. [6]
Thai police have launched a fact-finding investigation into the disappearance of two more Chinese nationals—a male model and a woman—after their relatives sought help. [7]
Sun Lee Fresh crackdowns sweeping across China are reigniting global alarm, as human rights groups warn that civil liberties inside the country are shrinking to levels unseen in years. [8]
(Reuters) -- China's minister of emergency management, Wang Xiangxi, is being investigated for suspected "serious violations of discipline and law," a common euphemism for corruption, the anti-graft watchdog said on Saturday as a purge of senior offi
Thailand today suspended electricity, internet services, and fuel supplies to three regions of neighboring Myanmar in an effort to combat the online scamming centers that have been established there.
Guest contributor Kannikar Petchkaew Though court petitions and public outcry over the accusation of complicity and insufficiency kept it frantically busy, 10 days after the country’s latest general election on February 8, the Thai Election Commissio
Katsuji Nakazawa is a Tokyo-based senior staff and editorial writer at Nikkei. He spent seven years in China as a correspondent and later as China bureau chief. He was the 2014 recipient of the Vaughn-Ueda International Journalist prize.
Junta-allied Karen militia leader Saw Chit Thu on Tuesday protested against a threat by the Thai government to arrest him over the clusters of online scam operations that thrive in his fiefdom in Myawaddy on the Thai border.
The six Mekong River countries plan to bolster their efforts to combat online scamming and arms dealing in mainland Southeast Asia, amid a quickening flow of reports about human trafficking and criminal activity in the region.
Thai police have launched a fact-finding investigation into the disappearance of two more Chinese nationals—a male model and a woman—after their relatives sought help.
Sun Lee Fresh crackdowns sweeping across China are reigniting global alarm, as human rights groups warn that civil liberties inside the country are shrinking to levels unseen in years.
Payathonzu Town, located on the Thai-Myanmar border, serves as a hub for online scam gangs Mizzima Special Correspondent Han Htoo Zaw Online scam operations, locally known as Kyar Phyant, run by Chinese-led online gambling syndicates and located in M
Are the Karen warlords in Myawaddy serious about shutting down the giant scam compounds that have grown up in their territories and power their economies? And do Thailand and the Myanmar junta—even under heavy pressure from China—have enough leverage