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BOI approves five large scale projects worth $1.35 billion
Thailand's Board of Investment (BOI) on Wednesday approved five large-scale projects with a total investment of around 41.83 billion baht (US$1.35 billion).They also...
Water levels in lower Mekong basin at historic lows despite the onset of the rainy season
Water levels in the lower Mekong basin are at historic lows according to government and watchdog data despite the onset of the rainy season...
Taiwan, New Zealand, Australia and Japan among countries considered for ‘travel bubble’
Thailand's government is considering several countries that have successfully fought back against the coronavirus pandemic for a 'travel bubble' agreement, sources told Thai Enquirer...
Former coup co-leader and military general to head Thailand’s ruling party
Prawit Wongsuwan, seen as one of the masterminds behind the 2014 coup and a former military general, will be voted in as the leader...
Opinion: Delayed local elections expose failure in decentralization
Last week, the voters of Kaohsiung, Taiwan voted to throw out their mayor. The disgraced politician, Han Kuo-yu, had just earlier this year been...
TAT said packages boosting domestic tourism could bring 70 billion baht in revenue; CAAT said international flights to resume in September
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) said on Wednesday that the government’s measures to stimulate domestic tourism valued at 22 billion baht could bring...
Governor of Phrae to set up investigation committee behind the demolition of 127-year-old wooden house
Kanpremprit Chitanon, governor of Phrae province, will now set up a committee to investigate the demolition of Phrae’s historic Bombay Burmah Trading building, a...
Thailand says no new coronavirus cases discovered on Wednesday; 23rd straight day of no cases
Thailand's government said on Wednesday that it discovered no new coronavirus in the past 24 hours, the 23rd straight day without cases outside of...
New study shows 19th-century Thai women had vibrant land rights, challenging orthodox views
A new study to be published in the Economic History Review shows that Thai women as far back as the 19th century were capable...
