Five leopards spotted in Kaeng Krachan National Park
Myanmar extends martial law for another 90 days
New program to boost sustainable food and health systems in ASEAN
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New program to boost sustainable food and health systems in ASEAN
2 Oct 13:09Key points summarised by AI
The United Nations, European Union, and Thailand (including TICA and Ministry of Public Health) launched a new program to advance sustainable food and health systems in ASEAN through South-South and Triangular Cooperation.
The initiative targets three flagship areas: accelerating organic agriculture, and enhancing sexual and reproductive health services, including capacity development for midwifery and health officials.
The organic agriculture component, funded by the EU and implemented by the UN's International Trade Centre, will be piloted in Laos, building on existing Thai sustainable economy centers.
This program is a key part of TICA’s contributions to the UN-Thailand Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework, aiming to bolster the region's progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
Myanmar extends martial law for another 90 days
Yesterday 10:44Key points summarised by AI
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing extended martial law for an additional 90 days across 55 townships.
Administrative and executive powers under the decree were transferred to Gen Ye Win Oo, commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
This marks another extension of martial law, though the number of designated townships was slightly reduced from 58 to 55.
The affected townships are primarily regions under the control or occupation of various ethnic armed groups and resistance forces.