Vientiane authorities have revealed that illegal mining activities across the capital cover over 135 hectares, far exceeding legal limits.
Of eight companies operating in the city, three held legal permits covering 10 hectares but were found mining over 61.82 hectares, surpassing their authorized limits.
Meanwhile, five companies operated without authorization over...
Youth volunteers from different ethnic groups, young entrepreneurs, young people from LGBTIQ groups and young women from Women with Disabilities Development Center came together...
Villages in Xayaboury District of Xayaboury Province have been hit by serious floods after days of torrential rain in northern Laos.
Several villages in the...
New global research, conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and commissioned by WWF, shows that public interest in, and concern for nature has...
The Lao government is closely monitoring air quality in the capital of Vientiane as pollution levels rise, although the current level of air quality...