Thailand orders power to be cut to Myanmar scam centers before PM's China trip
BANGKOK -- The Thai government on Tuesday ordered the Provincial Electricity Authority to cut supply to Shwe Kokko, a Myanmar town where Thai and Chinese authorities say thousands of people, including their nationals, have been trafficked and forced to run online scams targeting victims around the world.
Thailand cuts electricity, internet to five border areas in Myanmar to tackle scam centres
Thailand has cut electricity, internet and fuel supplies to five border areas in Myanmar, in an attempt to choke scam centres, which have put a damper on arrivals of foreign tourists, particularly those from neighbouring China.
China's leader Xi Jinping and visiting Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra have vowed to crack down on the scam ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping thanked Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Thursday for the "strong measures" her ...
CHINA and Thailand should deepen trust in each other and expand cooperation to counter growing global uncertainties, ...
Beijing’s claims to prioritize sovereignty and noninterference mask its true strategic ambition: regional hegemony.
The case of CMEC and other Chinese business activities in Myanmar show how exposed China is to escalating conflict risks, and offer insight to the role it is playing in the ongoing civil war.
Myanmar's State Administration Council Chairman Min Aung Hlaing has thanked China for its firm support for his country's ...
China's November engagement in the Indo-Pacific included ongoing territorial disputes in the South China Sea, uncertain ...
The recent high-profile case of Chinese actor Wang Xing, who went to Thailand for what he thought was an acting job but was ...
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