Min Aung Hlaing says ‘events of terrorism has declined but continues to occur’.         

Authorities move to outlaw gender transitions.  

Hotel tycoon Ong Beng Seng is asked to provide information regarding his interactions with Transport Minister S. Iswaran.

Vital road closure sparks concerns over a humanitarian crisis. 

President hails journalist killed in line of duty.  

Police arrest 5, uncover storage and packing centre.         

‘How Do You Live?’ inspired by a 1937 book of the same title, but with a different storyline.

It follows frontrunner Pita Limjaroenrat’s failed bid for the top job.

Trade-reliant city faces headwinds due to weak overseas demand.

Fran Drescher says they merely wanted more time to promote their summer blockbuster movies.

Extreme weather resulting from warming climate ‘becoming the new normal’, says World Metereological Organization.

She replaces unpopular outgoing chief Philip Lowe.

Federal Trade Commission chair expresses concerns about the technology’s potentially libellous output.

State Dept hopes action will prompt country’s authorities to tackle scourge.

Bloc supports yet-to-be implemented five-point plan agreed with junta in 2021.

Airline’s profits more than double to US$1.8 billion.

Former president previously released early on medical parole.

However, UN agency stops short of advising companies to withdraw products, or consumers to quit consumption.

Commission lays out for stages of investigation.

PM urges unions to call off strike, says proposed 5-7% public sector increase is final.

Hollywood actor says he’s a ‘big flirt’ but denies causing anyone harm.

Demonstrators say imprisonments reflect political crisis in nation.

Source says gruesome act believed to be done by someone with psychiatric problems.

Groups urge bloc to ensure member states respect international regulations.

Lower house conservative MPs, junta-appointed senators deny him support.