Crime of Passion: Thai-French Murder Couple Bid Farewell (Video)
PHICHIT — A French-Thai couple bid a poignant farewell Wednesday before being led away to await trial for the murder of an Italian man.
Thailand’s Amazing Tourism an Amazing Mess: New Minister
Unlike his predecessor, Weerasak Kowsurat has a no-punches spared assessment of how Thailand is positioned to manage its booming tourism.
Analysis: Amid Powerful Images, Trump Offers Few Solutions
WASHINGTON — In vivid detail, President Donald Trump told stories of American heroism, heartbreak and tragedy in his emotionally charged first State of the Union. What he didn't detail were solutions to the crises ahead.
Vietnam Names US-Based Exile Group a Terrorist Organization
HANOI — Vietnam declared a California-based exile group a terrorist organization Wednesday a month after 15 local members were convicted in a failed bombing of the country's largest airport.
US Declares Laos Casino Operators a Criminal Network
WASHINGTON — The United States is declaring the Zhao Wei network that operates a casino in Laos to be a transnational criminal organization.
Nigeria’s First Bobsled Team Running for Pride and Legacy
NEW YORK — Seun Adigun told herself her athletic career was done after she ran her last race at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. But for some reason, she couldn't bring herself to tell the world.
Frenchman Confesses to Murdering Girlfriend’s Italian Husband
PHICHIT — A Frenchman confessed Tuesday to cutting the throat of his Thai lover’s Italian husband, police said.
Cambodian Court Denies Bail for Australian Who Filmed Rally
PHNOM PENH — Cambodia's Supreme Court has rejected an application for bail for an Australian filmmaker who was charged with endangering national security last year for flying a camera-loaded drone over an opposition party campaign rally.
Junta Orders Pro-Democracy Leaders Charged With Inciting Rebellion
BANGKOK — The junta has ordered seven of the most prominent pro-democracy activists charged with crimes including sedition after they launched a protest campaign calling for ...
Police Witness: Kim Jong Nam Met American Before His Murder
SHAH ALAM, Malaysia — A police witness said Monday that the estranged half brother of North Korea's leader met with an unidentified Korean American man on a Malaysian resort island four days before he was murdered, as the trial of two women accused of killing him resumed.