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The proposed Sanakham Dam would be located very close to the border with northeastern Thailand.

Dam's operations will affect water flows on the Mekong River, negatively impacting communities in both countries, the groups say.

“We don’t know the clear cause of the drought,” says Thailand’s Natural Water Resources chief.

In a referendum, villagers in Khon Kaen province overwhelmingly reject request to register mosque as place of worship.

They say the names of the workers' places of employment and those of their bosses are not on an official Thai list.

The New York Times article delved into Thailand’s bleak state under the junta.

Student members from the group are not under suspicion for bombing, the military says.

Security expert says the decision may inflame tensions in the restive region.

Paween Pongsirin quits, citing fears for his life in being transferred to Deep South.

Thai army chief questions BRN’s claim of responsibility for recent bombings.

Security forces in Pattani province launch operation to flush out militants in wake of reported bomb plot.

Some families have found unexpected comforts; others are experiencing hunger due to loss of income.

Government “does not have a policy to use violence on suspected individuals” Prayuth Chan-o-cha says.

Thailand ranks 134th on the 2015 World Press Freedom Index.

Thai Federal Group is fomenting a rebellion to end the monarchy, government alleges.

Malaysian official denies it; foreign minister defends country’s treatment of Rohingya.

“My family will kill me,” says Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, 18.

Twitterati from Taiwan, Hong Kong join in the flame war.

Enforced disappearance is not considered a criminal offense in Thailand.

Southeast Asian nations should push back against Beijing’s “coercion and intimidation,” U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper says.

Data show the variety and volume of synthetic drugs have increased in the region’s thriving illegal drugs business.

Fortune teller Suriyan Sucharitpholwong allegedly extorted money by exploiting ties to crown prince.

Attack deals serious blow to prospect of peace talks in southern Thailand, ISOC spokesman says.

Officials have yet to identify motives, perpetrators of the violence.

Yet villagers in the Muslim-dominated region laud a reported drop in insurgency-related violence.

Preliminary arrangement quietly under way.

Death threat from Muslim extremist group caused family to flee to Thailand.

Authorities say the so-called Mujahideen Rebat al-Fatani is a fringe separatist organization.

Authorities reveal a name associated with man who threatened violence unless Bangkok withdrew its forces from the Deep South.

Eleventh anniversary of an infamous incident that inflamed the southern insurgency falls on Sunday.