For decades, Bangchak Corporation was synonymous with Thailand’s fossil-fuel economy: its green-branded service stations a fixture of the country’s highways, its refinery in Bangkok’s Phra Khanong district supplying
Political leaders from the Arab League and Organisation of Islamic Cooperation assembled in Qatar’s capital following last week’s Israeli military action targeting Hamas leadership within the emirate. The
France experienced significant civil unrest on Wednesday as demonstrators launched coordinated protests across the nation, coinciding with the appointment of a new prime minister. The widespread demonstrations featured
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Two prominent pro-democracy figures from Hong Kong, facing legal persecution in their home city, have been granted asylum in Australia and the United Kingdom. Tony Chung, a former
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Government turmoil, the resignation of the Prime Minister, mounting tensions on the Cambodian border, a tariff crisis with the United States, and a stagnating tourism economy—Thailand is facing
Bangkok, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center – Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra made a public return on Thursday, July 17, at the inaugural Unlocking Thailand’s Future forum,
A preliminary investigation into one of the deadliest aviation disasters in the last decade has uncovered a crucial detail: both engines of Air India Flight AI171 lost power
The escalating tensions between Thailand and Cambodia over a long-standing border dispute are quickly transforming from a bilateral standoff into a geopolitical test — and so far, Europe
