Thailand's Bangkok is sinking
Thailand's capital of Bangkok is under threat of inundation -- being underwater -- within a century, and researchers warn that current flood prevention measures in the city are not ready to prevent
Thailand's capital of Bangkok is under threat of inundation -- being underwater -- within a century, and researchers warn that current flood prevention measures in the city are not ready to prevent
BANGKOK, July 23 – Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Thursday voiced confidence that the Thai economy would grow 6 per cent this year as earlier targeted, given a continued surge in exports.
BANGKOK, July 22 - Thailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Thursday said he has targeted bringing down the costs of Thailand's logistics system to as low as 15 per cent of gross domestic pro
BANGKOK, July 22 - Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Thursday said he believed Myanmar would soon re-open the Mae Sot-Myawaddy border checkpoint after Myanmar received information about and
NEW YORK, July 22 (TNA) - Representing Thailand’s capital and receiving an award naming the Thai capital by Travel + Leisure magazine as the World’s Best City 2010 in a survey conducted among its r
BANGKOK, July 22 – The Thai economy is expected to enjoy the highest growth in ASEAN in the eyes of foreign investors unless there are new political disruptions, according to Finance Ministry spoke
BANGKOK, July 22 – Thailand should not count on exports as its main income earner since the global economy looks unfavourable, according to former deputy prime minister and finance minister Pridiy
BANGKOK, July 21 -- Thailand's Supreme Court Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions will rule on August 11 whether or not to accept a petition by fugitive ex-prime minister Thaksin Sh
BANGKOK, July 21 - Suvarnabhumi airport's Airport Link commercial services will begin August 23 with special discount fares offered until the end of the year.
BANGKOK, July 21 – Thailand’s gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow 5.5 per cent this year, instead of the 4 per cent as forecast earlier, given the higher-than-expected economic expans