A five-syllable sentence with no obvious meaning has become one of the most talked-about phrases on social media across Laos and Thailand.
“Buk Xieng Mun Taiy Leo”, roughly translated as “Buk Xieng is dead”, has spread rapidly online and into everyday conversation, with people using it to prank friends, strangers,...
Authorities at Industry and Commerce Department in Bokeo province donated 40 kg of illegally imported fresh pork to Bokeo Ethnic Group Boarding School in...
Vientiane Capital police arrested a 30-year-old man on 18 September for attempting to rob and murder his male partner.
The accused, Bounmai Sakda, a 30-year-old...
Many social media users, especially those in the Vientiane Capital, have once again expressed their anger and frustration over the poor state of the...
The first 7-Eleven store in Laos officially opened its doors to customers on Thursday, 7 September. The convenience store is located at Souphanouvong Road,...
The Ministry of Education and Sports (MOES) warned the public last week about fake scholarships being offered to study in China.
The warning came after...
