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BANGKOK/YANGON -- Myanmar's military government is allowing selected civilians to carry weapons, expanding its public mobilization beyond the draft as the fighting in its civil war edges closer to urban areas.
BANGKOK -- Thailand's Advanced Info Service, the telecom company founded by former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, is expanding into cloud computing services and renewable energy as it pursues scale beyond its core industry.
BANGKOK — Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday (Sept 3) said part of the government's vaunted 450 billion baht (S$17.1 billion) "digital wallet" handout will be distributed in cash, in another change to its flagship populist policy.
BANGKOK (AP) — Myanmar will hold a national census next month to compile voter lists for a general election and to analyze population and socioeconomic trends, the head of the military government said.
BANGKOK — Thailand's new Cabinet has been selected and should be submitted for royal endorsement within this week, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra said on Sept 2.
BANGKOK (AP) — For three months in 2016, a British journalist working in Myanmar traveled across the Southeast Asian country on trains with a mission to find out where they led, who built them, and why.
BANGKOK -- The leader of Thailand's new progressive opposition has called for the ruling Pheu Thai party's cooperation on a constitutional amendment to protect political parties from court-ordered dissolution, in a bid to stabilize the nation.
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