The Latest Breaking News from Thailand

King Coffee Co, a seasoned original equipment manufacturer (OEM) factory of more than 400 brands of coffee, tea and healthy beverages for two decades, has ventured into creating its own coffee brand.

Thailand's rising political star is Paetongtarn Shinawatra, a 36-year-old heiress, who is determined to break the cycle of coups and court battles that have dogged her powerful family for years.

In this week's show we see how Indian officials are furious after China renamed 11 places in Arunachal Pradesh. It is a disputed Himalayan border region under Indian control, which Beijing considers part of southern Tibet. Next, we head to Nepal, which is home to the "most dangerous runway in…

Thongsri Bunnapap, 53, from Thailand, has explained how she saw smoke coming from the bonnet of the car before it became engulfed in flames spontaneously

More than 60 self-exiled members of a Chinese Christian church who were arrested in Pattaya a week ago for overstaying their visas are expected to be sent to a third country next week, says a senior police official.

Chiang Mai (Thailand) (AFP) - Thailand's Chiang Mai was ranked the world's most polluted city on Friday, with authorities urging people to work from home to avoid the hazardous air.

From fragrant curries to succulent fried chicken, Ben McCormack names his favourite Thai restaurants in London

"Throughout 2020, the team behind Dressed, Thailand’s favorite healthy quick-service restaurant concept, reimagined the brand and relaunched as getfresh – complete with a new ethos, a new menu, a brand-new look and several new outlets. Today, getfresh continues to lead the market for people who are serious about eating and…

Unrest has deepened in Myanmar since the military seized power from the elected government in February 2021.

The Pheu Thai Party's promise to give away 10,000 baht to anyone 16 or older as part of its proposed economic stimulus policies has been called into question. How this pledge will be honoured and paid for are among the questions being asked.

With all of Thailand's contesting political parties lined up behind populist policy platforms ahead of the general election on May 14, it is not readily obvious what sets them apart.