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TOKYO -- A long-stalled gas development project in waters claimed by both Thailand and Cambodia is regaining momentum, with shared concerns over energy security pushing the Southeast Asian countries to put their territorial dispute aside.
BANGKOK (AP) — Thwel, a 25-year-old schoolteacher, saw very few options left to her after Myanmar’s military announced it is implementing conscription to fill its ranks.
The 74-year-old billionaire, whose family’s party has regained power, was released on parole on February 18 after six months in detention, his first day of freedom in his homeland 15 years after he fled a military coup that had deposed him.
BANGKOK -- True Corporation, Thailand's largest telecommunications provider, reported an annual loss of 15.7 billion baht ($435 million) on Friday but said it would return to profit in 2024, less than two years after merging with its former competitor, Telenor's Total Access Communication (DTAC).
BANGKOK -- "Welcome to the fourth CCCL Film Festival in Bangkok; I am so glad you made it." There was a poignant element to the opening speech by Christopher Moore, founder of Bangkok's "Changing Climate, Changing Lives Film Festival," as he thanked participants and audience members for showing up.
BANGKOK (Reuters) -- Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on Thursday said he would continue pushing the central bank to cut interest rates and would meet its governor again to discuss the issue at an appropriate time.
BANGKOK -- The Bank of Thailand resisted calls to hold an emergency meeting to cut rates, with its governor saying on Wednesday that the structural and cyclical problems weighing on the Thai economy will not be solved by a reversal of monetary policy.
BANGKOK – Thailand Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said on Feb 22 his government plans to roll out more measures to boost tourism, including incentives to lure global artistes to stimulate South-east Asia’s second-biggest economy.