Thailand cuts 500,000 tons of raw sugar exports amid plunging prices
Thailand, the world’s second biggest sugar exporter after Brazil, has decided to cut its exports of raw sugar...
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Govt set to smoke out cannabis effect
by Dave Sale
A draft narcotics code drawn up by the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) which will permit...
The cheapest and most expensive currencies in the world right now, in one chart
by Dave Sale
The Thai Baht is currently deemed to be the most overvalued currency worldwide, according to modelling from Deutsche...
Remote-Controlled Terminal to Open in Thailand
by Dave Sale
Hutchison Ports plans to open a fully-remote-controlled container terminal in Laem Chabang, Thailand, in June. The new $600...
The night the earth moved
by Dave Sale
IT was a night when the earth moved as one Barisan parliamentary seat after another tumbled and shortly...
Rainbow Warrior brings clean energy campaign to Thailand
by Dave Sale
The Rainbow Warrior, Greenpeace’s most iconic ship, is sailing to the Gulf of Thailand and will anchor near...
Chinese mine operator files police complaint after being blocked by locals
by Dave Sale
A CHINESE potash-mining operator has filed a complaint against some local people in Sakon Nakhon province after the...
Peace TV to be unplugged for one month
by Dave Sale
Peace TV is to be kicked off the air for one month in a decision by the National...
Nong Khai storm damages homes
by Dave Sale
Fifteen homes in two sub-districts of Nong Khai’s Tha Bor district were damaged in a storm on Tuesday...
Korat farmers mull wildlife controls after boar herd raids crops
by Dave Sale
Farmers in Nakhon Ratchasima’s Khon Buri district held an “urgent” meeting on Wednesday to discuss ways of keeping...
