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Pita Limjaroenrat's party has been found guilty of trying to overthrow the monarchy and ordered to end its royal reform campaign. Thailand correspondent Saksith Saiyasombut examines the implications.

The turmoil of recent years has now culminated in contrasting fortunes for the junta and the resistance.

What powers does a royal commission of inquiry have, and what are possible outcomes from its formation?

Around one preschool staff per 100,000 enrolled children has been convicted of child mismanagement each year between 2019 and 2022.

Wondering about your options from compensation to finding a new job? HR experts weigh in on how workers can negotiate a layoff.

With a new fixed deposit offering for CPF funds in the market, CNA explores if it is worthwhile and how it fares against other options.

Why is the temple controversial and how will it figure in upcoming elections in the world's most populous country?

CNA looks at how bad the decline is and what it could mean for Beijing's economic future and global influence.

CNA takes a closer look at the 27 offences allegedly committed by the former Transport Minister.

How did Taiwan, China and the US react to the island nation switching diplomatic ties, and what could happen next? CNA's Beijing correspondent Olivia Siong takes a look.