DTAC Must End Service to 60,000 Customers
BANGKOK — Customers with numbers still registered to legacy services – more than 90,000 – will lose service Saturday night after the mobile operator pulls the plug.
Hydraulics Hiccup Forces Thai Airways Flight Back to BKK
SAMUT PRAKAN — A Thai Airways flight to New Delhi had to return to Suvarnabhumi Airport 30 minutes after takeoff Wednesday night due to a mechanical problem.
Musk Apologizes for Snags in Model 3 Delivery Information
DETROIT — Tesla apparently is having trouble informing customers about deliveries of the Model 3 mass-market electric car.
In a Twitter response to a Model 3...
Myanmar’s Suu Kyi to Skip UN General Assembly Session
HANOI — A senior Myanmar official has confirmed that the country's leader, State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, will not attend the U.N. General...
Vietnam Jails Activist for 12 Years in Crackdown on Dissent
HANOI — A court in central Vietnam sentenced an activist on Wednesday to 12 years in prison after finding him guilty of associating with...
Cambodian Prime Minister Says ‘Let Us Fix Our Own Problems’
HANOI, Vietnam — Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen slammed criticism by outsiders of political issues in the Mekong region, saying Wednesday that the countries...
Got $1,100? Apple Shows off Most Expensive iPhone Yet
CUPERTINO, California — Apple unveiled three new iPhones on Wednesday, including its biggest and most expensive model yet, as the company seeks to widen...
JJ Green Market to Stay Open Until Oct. 12: Legal Rep
BANGKOK — Despite a Bangkok Metropolitan Administration order calling on all vendors to vacate JJ Green Market property by Wednesday, the market representative said its last day will be postponed by a month.
Chula ‘Student’ Exposed for Years of False Enrollment Claims
BANGKOK — His name is Boy. He seems the typical, school activity-loving Chulalongkorn University student. At the recent Chula-Thammasat annual football game, he was...
Ex-Monk Activist Confesses to Assaulting Police
BANGKOK — A former monk known for leading an anti-government campaign in 2014 entered a guilty plea Wednesday to the allegation that he ordered two policemen beaten during the protest.
