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Pattaya, Thailand – March 11th, 2026 In an escalation of tensions in the Middle East, a Thai-registered cargo ship was struck by an unidentified projectile while attempting to navigate the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in a fire onboard and the evacuat... [1]
Mizzima At a recent panel discussion organised by Thai PBS World, titled ‘Voices from the Frontline: Navigating the Future of Myanmar’, veteran independent journalists took a look into the Myanmar junta’s planned election and Thai-Myanmar relations. [2]
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) has joined hands with the Japan Patent Office (JPO) and Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF) to strengthen intellectual property protection across pat... [3]
Major political parties campaigning for the general election on February 8 have promised their support to local firms, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have suffered from a flood of cheap Chinese goods and a loss of competiti... [4]
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) has reported strong operating results for Fiscal Year 2025, with net profit rising to 7 billion baht and continued growth across vessel calls, cargo volume, and container throughput at all five... [5]
Thailand's economy grows 2.8% in April-June as US tariffs cloud outlook Chinese-backed projects seen as possible sources of heavy metals in water Bangkok restaurants have strong showing at World's 50 Best 2025 Platforms iQiyi, Tencent grow market sha... [6]
A new plan by Thailand to build a port on its own stretch of the Andaman coast may signal the end of the multi-billion dollar dream of creating a major industrial center at Dawei (Tavoy) on Burma’s southeast coast. [7]
Sanctions Relief Not Sufficient, U.S. Businesses Argue The American government’s recent relaxation of sanctions on Burma is not enough, the US Chamber of Commerce argued in a white paper published this week, calling for the US to “normalize” relation... (confirmed by 3 sources) [8]
Pattaya, Thailand – March 11th, 2026 In an escalation of tensions in the Middle East, a Thai-registered cargo ship was struck by an unidentified projectile while attempting to navigate the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in a fire onboard and the evacuat
Mizzima At a recent panel discussion organised by Thai PBS World, titled ‘Voices from the Frontline: Navigating the Future of Myanmar’, veteran independent journalists took a look into the Myanmar junta’s planned election and Thai-Myanmar relations.
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) has joined hands with the Japan Patent Office (JPO) and Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF) to strengthen intellectual property protection across pat
Major political parties campaigning for the general election on February 8 have promised their support to local firms, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have suffered from a flood of cheap Chinese goods and a loss of competiti
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) has reported strong operating results for Fiscal Year 2025, with net profit rising to 7 billion baht and continued growth across vessel calls, cargo volume, and container throughput at all five
Thailand's economy grows 2.8% in April-June as US tariffs cloud outlook Chinese-backed projects seen as possible sources of heavy metals in water Bangkok restaurants have strong showing at World's 50 Best 2025 Platforms iQiyi, Tencent grow market sha
A new plan by Thailand to build a port on its own stretch of the Andaman coast may signal the end of the multi-billion dollar dream of creating a major industrial center at Dawei (Tavoy) on Burma’s southeast coast.
Sanctions Relief Not Sufficient, U.S. Businesses Argue The American government’s recent relaxation of sanctions on Burma is not enough, the US Chamber of Commerce argued in a white paper published this week, calling for the US to “normalize” relation
BANGKOK, 29 Nov 2013, Transport Minister Chadchart Sittipunt affirms the agencies under his ministry are still working normally despite pressure from the ongoing demonstrations.
Thailand Emerging as Biggest New Investor in Burma Several large Thai companies have announced plans to invest around US $900 million in agricultural and industrial infrastructure developments in Burma.