Thai firms suffer $60 million loss, risk shutdown from China's ban on sugar syrup
Thai firms grappling with losses of about $60 million from China's ban on sugar syrup face shutdowns as soon as next month, ...
Thailand Bus Accident Leaves 18 Dead, Police Say
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Eighteen people were killed after a tour bus lost control and fell into a ditch in Thailand's Prachinburi province, police said on Wednesday. "It was a downhill road and the brakes ...
Russians seek escape from sanctions, draft on Thailand's Phuket Island. Not everyone is happy.
Thailand's Phuket Island has become a refuge for Russians fleeing military conscription, political oppression and Western ...
Freed Thai hostages return home to celebrations and spiritual blessings after 15 months in Gaza
A small town in northeastern Thailand celebrated late into the night at a homecoming for two Thai hostages released from Gaza ...
Thai car production slumps 24.63% in January as sales, exports fall
Car production in Thailand fell a surprisingly large 24.63% in January from a year earlier to 107,103 units due to weak ...
Former Thai Prime Minister Thanin Kraivichien, a hard-line anti-communist in the 1970s, dies at 97
Thanin Kraivichien, an anti-communist judge who became Thailand’s prime minister after a 1976 military coup but was ousted by ...
A top Chinese official tours Thai-Myanmar border to highlight crackdown on scam centers
Efforts to shut down online scam centers in Myanmar appeared to gain momentum on Monday as a top Chinese security official ...