In January, Thailand’s finance ministry estimated that the economy would grow 2.8% this year; in June, the projection was revised downward to a -8.5% contraction, the greatest drop among major South …
Once Out, Consort to Thailand’s King Appears to Be Back In Again
Demoted a year ago after being accused by the palace of upstaging the queen, the former consort to King Maha Vajiralongkorn has regained the titles she was stripped of last year.
Mounting Risks Dent Thailand’s Hopes of Smooth Economic Recovery
The sudden resignation of Thailand’s finance minister for health reasons, less than a month into his term, creates more uncertainty for an economy already bracing for the deepest blow in Asia from the …
BOI Says Investors Show Increasing Interest in Thailand’s Medical Sector
A growing number of international and Thai companies are investing in Thailand’s medical to help address the COVID-19 situation as well as to build on the country’s potential as a medical hub, the …
Learning from Covid-19 in Thailand
I feel like I have been on a rollercoaster amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Earlier this year, Thailand saw youth-led rallies in universities a …
RSTA promotes Thailand as health hub
The Ratchaprasong Square Trade Association (RSTA) says the government should reposition Thailand as a regional health destination to prepare the country to cope with future pandemics and reduce …
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Escape to Thailand, where discretion meets camera-ready aesthetics
These days, discrete (and discreet) personal space isn’t just preferable—it’s essential. Luckily, there’s Thailand, where the tradition of the sala—a freestanding pavilion—is longstanding. What that …
Has Thailand’s Monarchy Got What it Takes to Endure?
The demonstration that took place in central Bangkok on August 16 in support of political reforms and the drafting of a new constitution was Thailand’s largest pro-democracy protest since the 2014 …
The Next Front in the India-China Conflict Could Be a Thai Canal
That’s where the most ambitious of all of Beijing’s regional infrastructure projects—the controversial Belt and Road Initiative—comes in: a long-mooted canal across southern Thailand’s Kra Isthmus, …