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Abstract geometric map of Thailand-inspired regions represented by overlapping warm coastal and northern shapes, a river-like path, and small unbranded dining-place markers on a dark teal background.
Culture • Thailand / Food Culture

Thailand's Michelin Map Is Expanding Beyond Bangkok. A Star Is Not the Whole Food Story.

Thailand’s 2027 Michelin selection broadens regional recognition, but the guide cannot stand for the whole of Thai food culture.

ThailandMichelin Guide
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An abstract blue river ribbon crosses a pale field beneath a stylized fish silhouette and a network of small observation nodes, representing youth-led monitoring along the Mekong.
Environment • Mekong · Youth Climate

Mekong Youth Film Turns Bumpy Catfish Into a Call for Community Monitoring

A youth-led documentary follows the discovery of catfish with unusual bumps in the Mekong and the community investigation that grew around them. Its release, timed ahead of COP31, highlights a monitoring network spanning 14 secondary schools in Thailand’s Nong Khai Province.

Mekong RiverCitizen Science
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Original abstract editorial illustration of a stylized virus particle connected to public-health surveillance nodes; conceptual artwork, not a micrograph.
Health • PUBLIC HEALTH UPDATE

Thailand Reports 470 Mpox Cases and Three Deaths Through October

Thailand's Department of Disease Control reported 470 cumulative mpox cases and three deaths through October 31, 2026. The figures show a continuing surveillance burden, but the latest release leaves important questions about clades, geography and case outcomes unanswered.

ThailandMpox
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Original abstract geometric house and weaving lines, not derived from specific Akha textile patterns
Culture • THAILAND / ART AND LIVING HERITAGE

An Akha House in Bangkok: Why Living Heritage Cannot Be Preserved as Objects Alone

Busui Ajaw's Bangkok installation combines textiles and an Akha dwelling. As the exhibition's scheduled run ends on November 1, it raises questions about learning and preserving community skills.

ThailandBangkok
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