Algeria’s Boxer Imane Khelif Wins First Olympic Fight When Italy’s Opponent Quits
Imane Khelif and Angela Carini exchanged a few brisk punches in their 46 seconds of competition in the Paris ring.
‘Too Kind’ Pattaya Landlord Duped by Korean Man, Police Refuse Case
A daily and monthly rental room operator in Pattaya complained through a reporter that he was deceived by a Korean man who stayed in his rental room for free.
Chinese Couple Hit by Falling Tree on Chiang Mai’s Zipline, Wife Dies
A Chinese couple's trip to Chiang Mai turned tragic when a large tree fell on the zipline they were walking on, causing both to fall from a height. The wife lost her life in the incident.
Uber, China’s BYD, Form Partnership to Deploy 100,000 EVs in EU and Latin America
The ride sharing giant Uber and Chinese automaker BYD plan a partnership to introduce 100,000 BYD model EVs on the Uber platform in Europe and Latin America
No Demolition Needed: Thailand Eases Regulations for Coastal Hotels
The government includes “illegal hotels” in Phuket, Krabi and Phang Nga in the legal system and expects 2,500 more legal hotel rooms.
AIS Partners with Oracle for Thailand’s First Local Hyperscale Cloud
AIS Cloud will offer more than 100 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services and help organizations address relevant regulatory and data sovereignty requirements
Overstayed Visa Leads to Downfall of Korean Drug Smuggler in Pattaya
Following a tip from the Office of Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) about a Korean national involved in drug-related activities hiding in Pattaya,
Digital Wallet Moves Forward; MFP Faces Potential Dissolution
Key political events in the first week of August include the launch of the government's digital wallet project on August 1, followed by the court's decision
Rescuers Search Through Mud and Debris As Deaths Rise to 151 in Southern India’s...
Hundreds of rescue workers searched through mud and debris Wednesday from multiple landslides that have killed at least 151 people in southern India, police said.
Wage Crisis Hits Thousands of Thai and Vietnamese Workers in Chonburi
Over 8,000 Thai and Vietnamese workers are affected by subcontract companies that have been unable to pay their wages due to liquidity problems.
