DTAC Asked to Explain Why it Thinks Customers Are Trillionaires
BANGKOK — One of the three largest telecoms was called upon by regulators Friday to explain what appeared to be some errors on some...
Man Kills Son For Intervening In Domestic Abuse: Police
(4 November) A man has stabbed his own son to death after he attempted to break up the fights between the suspect and his wife, police said.
Singer Marooned in Bahrain by Virus Lockdown Pleads For Help
MANAMA, Bahrain — A Thai singer stuck in Bahrain is asking the government to let him and dozens of other Thais stuck...
Mexico: Helicopter Crash Claims Puebla Governor, Ex-Governor
MEXICO CITY — A husband-and-wife political power couple who were the current and ex-governors of the central Mexican state of Puebla died in a...
Pentagon Says China Putting Infrastructure on Newly Built Islands
WASHINGTON (DPA) — China has started to develop infrastructure on four of the five islands it has expanded through land reclamation among the Spratly Islands, but Beijing's intentions are not clear, the Pentagon said Friday.
Typhoon Mangkhut Plows Through Rain-Soaked Philippines
Typhoon Mangkhut slammed into the Philippines' northeastern coast early Saturday, its ferocious winds and blinding rain ripping off tin roof sheets and knocking out power, and plowed through the agricultural region at the start of the onslaught.
Man United Beats Liverpool 4-3 After Extra Time to Advance to FA Cup Semifinals
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — There’s still some fight left in Manchester United.
With the season hanging in the balance, Erik ten Hag’s team produced one...
Activist ‘Pai Dao Din’ Freed on Bail After 112 Arrest
KHON KAEN — After being arrested on a charge of defaming the monarchy for sharing a BBC Thai biography of King Rama X, a northeastern activist was freed on bail Sunday.
Thai Court Rules That Progressive Move Forward Party Must Stop Trying To Change Royal...
JUTARAT SKULPICHETRAT, BANGKOK — Thailand’s Constitutional Court ruled Wednesday that the progressive Move Forward party must cease advocating amending the law on royal defamation...
Prayut Disputes Official’s Suggestion of Lifting Decree by May 31
BANGKOK — Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said Tuesday the Emergency Decree may or may not be extended beyond the end of May, depending on the coronavirus situations.
